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A collection of 42 mini-fictions, originally
published in such magazines as Café Irreal, The Journal of Microliterature, Menacing
Hedge, Mobius, Danse Macabre, and others. Surreal, irreal,
fabulist, comic. A man who discovers a
race of nine-foot tall women. A race
of low branch birds contemplating their high branch overlords. A woman whose breasts run away. An encyclopedia salesman asked to be a
surrogate for a mermaid’s impotent human husband. Available in both paperback and e-book. Ken has been nominated for four Pushcart Prizes, a
Best of the Net award, a Sidewise award, and taught on a Poets in the Schools
teaching grant. He has been a security
guard, a paneling salesman, a programmer, a network engineer, a systems
engineer, an information systems security specialist, and has taught network
administration at a business college. He has had more than 1200 stories and
poems published in more than 300 venues. Sundial web: http://www.sundialbooks.net/book/9781493763047 Barnes and Noble web: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/constant-animals-ken-poyner/1114375056?ean=9781493763047 Smashwords
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A collection of poetry originally published in such
magazines as The Iowa Review, The Kansas Quarterly, Poet
Lore, The Indiana Review, and elsewhere. A poetry of civil interactions with
madness. A birdwoman brought down by a
boy with a rock. A man who discovers a
buried mammoth in his yard. A town
drunkenly holding out against temperance leaguers. A man who admires the wolf at his door. Available in paperback and e-book. Ken has been nominated for four Pushcart Prizes, a
Best of the Net award, a Sidewise award, and taught on a Poets in the Schools
teaching grant. He has been a security guard, a paneling salesman, a
programmer, a network engineer, a systems engineer, an information systems
security specialist, and has taught network administration at a business college.
He has had more than 1200 stories and poems published in more than 300
venues. Sundial web: http://www.sundialbooks.net/book/9780692775219 Barnes and Noble web: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/victims-of-a-failed-civics-ken-poyner/1124841081?ean=9780692775219
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Poetry
exploring the development of sentience in robots. A discussion of awareness, love,
loneliness, betrayal, social structures, rebellion. Poems
from the collection have appeared in Analog Science Fiction and Fact,
Asimov’s
Science Fiction, Rattle, The Adirondack Review, Tidal
Basin, Menacing Hedge and other magazines. Available
in paperback and e-book. Sundial web: http://www.sundialbooks.net/book/9780692799673 Barnes
and Noble web: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-book-of-robot-ken-poyner/1125161735?ean=9780692799673 Amazon
web: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0692799672/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1479262559&sr=8-1&keywords=ken+poyner |
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A village that builds its houses of books. A young woman who is dating an insect, even
though she knows her own father is a spider herder. Houses that migrate, forcing their
inhabitants to recognize each other as neighbors. A bear who seeks a career in
accounting. A man confronting
dangerous mammoth rustlers in his yard.
Celebrations of the phantasmagorical complications of a surreal life. Sundial web: http://www.sundialbooks.net/search/site/ken%20poyner Barnes and Nobel web: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/avenging-cartography-ken-poyner/1126391356?ean=9780692873021 |
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