Jim Moore

New and Selected Poems

Underground

Poems

Prognosis

Jim Moore’s poems “are chips of reality, obsidian flakes of the heart and mind” (Jane Hirshfield) In his eighth collection, the celebrated poet Jim Moore looks into unrelenting darkness where moments of tenderness and awe illuminate, at times suddenly like lightning in the night, at others, more quietly, as the steady glow of streetlights in a snowstorm. These are poems of both patience and urgency, of necessary attendance and helpless exuberance in the breathing world—something rare in contemporary poetry. Written in Minneapolis amid the COVID-19 pandemic’s masked and distanced loneliness, after the police murder of George Floyd, as an empire comes to an end, Prognosis turns toward the living moment as a surprising source of abundance. Here we find instances of essential human connection animated by a saving grace that pulls us back from depression and despair. Contemplating with playful wisdom what it is to brave the later years of one’s life, Moore revels in the possibilities of joy and mourns the limits of our capacity to greet the unknown with resolve and wonder. The prognosis Moore foresees demands continued stillness, continued movement: “Also known as going home,” he writes. “Also known as getting over yourself.”

13 HOUR IN BENGHAZI

Jim Moore announced to his bride of two months that they were going to build a boat and sail it to the South Pacific. This book tells the story of their four year circumnavigation.

By Way of the Wind

New poetry by Jim Moore, who "elevates economy of phrase to an art" (Minneapolis Star Tribune) No, I don't know the way to get there. Two empty suitcases sit in the corner, if that's any kind of clue. --from "Almost Sixty" Brief, jagged, haiku-like, Jim Moore's poems in Invisible Strings observe time moving past us moment by moment. In that accrual, line by line, is the anxiety and acceptance of aging, the mounting losses of friends to death or divorce, the accounting of frequent flyer miles and cups of coffee, and the poet's own process of writing. It is a world of both diminishment and triumphs. Moore has assembled his most emotionally direct and lyrically spare collection, one that amounts to his book of days, seasons, and stark realizations.

Invisible Strings

America's Largest Family Mass Murder

Rampage

Sondrs Stanford

Former ATF agent James Moore uses his unprecedented access to the Bureau's files and field agents to deliver the first full disclosure of ATF's exploits and investigations, smashing successes and fiery failures, including long-running wars against Mafia dons, the Oklahoma City bombing investigation, shocking new insights into the raid on the Branch Davidians at Waco, and more.

Very Special Agents

Can one person pay off the U.S. national debt? That is what Duncan Stuart-Bruce wants to know. In The Six Trillion Dollar Man a secret royal legacy gives one man the means to make history like no one has before. Will Duncan overcome the unexpected tragedies that would stop a lesser man? Who are the latest victims of the "Bruce curse" that has plagued the family for centuries? Even with monumental life events repeatedly knocking him off his feet, Duncan retains the drive, passion, and vision to tackle an unattainable and elusive goal. Join author Jim Moore in the wide-ranging journey chronicled in The Six Trillion Dollar Man as its words feed your imagination, stiffen your resolve, tug at your heart, and revive your hope for the future.

The Six Trillion Dollar Man

"Going the Distance: A Story of Faith in Action" is filled with heart-touching and insightful stories of Kazakhstan university students telling of faith, fear, persecution, and perseverance in following Jesus. (Christian)

Going the Distance...

John Snead

Dean Shamshak

Gods once wielded this kind of power. Now it's ours. The forces of the universe respond to our will and we shape a world in our image. We are the celebrities, the heroes, the villains, the legends, the shining icons of our times. We are novas, and we will bring about a new golden Age... and you will like it. This sourcebook details the Aberrant world as it stands in the year 2008.

Year One

Aberrant

Explorer's Great Destinations puts the guide back into guidebook. Also covering California Gold Country and the Northern Sierra Nevada, this savvy guide for upscale travels covers world-class ski resorts, casinos, and sought-after destinations and adventurous activities.

Explorer's Guide Lake Tahoe & Reno: Includes California Gold Country & the Northern Sierra Nevada: A Great Destination

Montana author, Jim Moore, teaches many history lessons in his debut novel, Ride the Jawbone, which effectively transports the reader to central Montana's ranching communities and the famous Jawbone Railroad as they were experienced at the turn of the twentieth century. Into this story of a young lawyer, T. C. Bruce, who is asked to defend an odious outcast that the citizens want to hang, author Moore weaves details about the way of life of ranchers and other citizens of that era. Richard A. Harlow employed much persuasion to finance his Montana Railroad from where it linked with the Northern Pacific at Lombard to the Musselshell River Valley. Because of Harlow's ability to accomplish this task on the strength of his jawbone, people called it the Jawbone Railroad. In Jim Moore's novel, the body of a young woman is allegedly thrown from this train after the murder was committed. The accused is a reprehensible trapper whom no established attorney in Montana wants to defend. T. C. Bruce is the son of a rancher who owns a large spread an easy horseback ride away from Two Dot, Montana. T. C. loves ranching and is torn between his father's wish for him to take over the ranch and his mother's insistence that he put his education to use and practice law. When the judge asks him to take on the role of defense attorney in the Jawbone murder case, his father encourages him to do so. Two young women who take an interest in the handsome T. C. add complication to the story.

Ride the Jawbone

When Bradley Cole begins practicing an unorthodox lifestyle the cells in his body suddenly misfire and he starts growing backward in time, instead of forward. Into this terrifying transition steps a woman who will love Bradley, come what may; and a mysterious entity that tries to bring more spiritualty into Bradley's life by revisiting upon him misdeeds of the past. A surprise ending puts a dynamic finish on this incredible tale.

The Strange Odyssey of an Inquisitive Man

Backwards

In a terrifying series of events, someone is killing older people in nursing homes, for "humanitarian" reasons. But the motive turns to profit when the killer gets money from the next of kin, who are tired of paying exorbitant monthly fees for patient care. Two detectives assigned to the case keep coming up empty. The suspects are many but the results are skimpy. In a harrowing experience of physical struggle, the vital clue surfaces, and the killer is finally revealed.

They Should Live So Long

James Moore

A sixth compilation of poetry explores the role of loss and grief as an artistic expression that transcends one's brief span of life, offering expressions of a dying mother or a war fought against one's wishes in one's own name. Original.

Lightning at Dinner

"Jim Moore writes of history, of love, of pain, of the intimate revelations of a consciousness alive to itself." —C. K. Williams "It's coming so fast," says an old woman across from me, speaking to no one in particular: she nods her head in agreement with herself and strictly speaking who can argue with her? —from "Underground" Jim Moore's first career retrospective shows a poet whittling down experience to its essential confrontation with one's own limitations, whether it be time running short, or understanding running thin, or capacity to think or feel or love enough running low. Underground gathers the best poems from Moore's seven previous books and includes twenty new poems. This is the definitive volume by a poet of great depth and generosity.

Survival, Success & Profitability Strategies for Not-for-profit Sponsors and For-profit Owner/Operators

Independent Living and Ccrcs

R. S. Martin

Michael Graydos

Neil Mick

A complete guide to the realms of the Dreaming. Dreams and Nightmares takes you from the Near Dreaming that changelings walk every day to the far reaches and unexplored regions of the Deep Dreaming, where reality is subjective and anything is possible.

Dreams and Nightmares

Deena McKinney

Wayne Peacock

The supernatural powers of the Far East have been mysteries to the West for centuries. What vampires stalk Hong Kong's dark streets? What shapechanger's range Korea's wild places? Do the fae even wander Asian lands, and are they too separated from a true homeland? The veil is finally lifted. The secrets of the East are revealed. But don't expect to understand the truths you are confronted with -- the powers of the East are unlike anything the West has ever known. Each Year of the Lotus book details the supernatural denizens and places of the World of Darkness' Far East. Land of Eight Million Dreams details an entirely new setting for Changeling players and Storytellers. Western characters can finally explore the mysteries of the Far East, and players can create characters native to this fascinating land of ancient mystery and magic. One of the last books in the Year of the Lotus series.

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