Feeding America-You Tube

Please check out www.feedingamerica.org

and if you don't already know of your local food bank, find where it is today! 

Broken Circles is a poetic effort to help.

From ABC Feed America told everyone that 1 out of 4 children in America are at risk of hunger.

There are more worldwide.  Help your neighbor.  Help the world.

The Broken Circles Hunger Project has raised 3200 pounds of food.  The current schedule of events to benefit hunger is listed below

Sept 9-11- LitFUSE Literary Conference

Sept 14- Open Mic Gilbert Cellars

             - Mac's Book Store-Cleveland OH

Sept 15- 'Feast' Allied Arts Opening

Oct 2- Bluestockings- Manhattan

Oct 14- New Discovery School- Elementary students in Seattle

Oct 16- Crop Walk- Yakima

November 13- East Hampton New York- Mark Doty and George Wallace featured

November 19- Roy Street Coffee House on Capitol Hill-Seattle

November 23- Sacred Grounds- San Francisco

January 5- Ann Arbor- Michigan

Tell us about your efforts at cavemoonpress@gmail.com

Better yet, post a YouTube video with "Broken Circles" in the title or description, so Feed America can have more support.

Local poets use their book for local hunger.  Oklahoma benefits Oklahoma.  New York benefits New York.  You get the idea....

William O. Douglas

                         Writing Project

NEW RELEASES!

Amber Ortiz- Before you knew my I loved you

Cynthia Moreno- Life is more than just words

Eileen Laureles- Phobia

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Dear Mr. Douglas: Letters and Poems discovering the life of William O. Douglas

Check out these stories about the ongoing William O. Douglas Writing Project where high school students discover literature and the importance of them learning and serving their communities.

YAKIMA HERALD- UNLEASHED July, 2010

WHAT KIDS CAN DO-STORIES December, 2007

BAR NEWS- January, 2007

Praise for Buckskin Larch and Bedrock

Buckskin Larch and Bedrock.  Mike Hiler's years as a fire lookout in the Cascade Mountain range give us the spirit of mountains in his capturing of older voices who blazed the trails over the different peaks,  Check it out today at Inklings or Amazon! 

Also, there is a companion CD of photos taken by Jo Miles.  Check it out at the Yakima Valley Museum.  They benefit from proceeds of this work

Amazon reviews

"Perhaps comparisons are inevitable as Hiler joins other literary fire lookouts (Jack Kerouac, Gary Snyder, Edward Abbey, and Richard Winders) in delighting us with his insights. The historical narrative in his poetry sets his work apart and draws me, as a reader and hiker, to visit the mountains he writes about with "Buckskin Larch" in hand not as a guidebook but as a contextual reference."

"...I finished today with the last poem, "Afterword". What a wonderful poem to conclude with! "Afterword" brought a tear. I am sure it struck me with such a strong impact because I am older now and it helped me to appreciate my own changes in perspective as life goes on. The poet reminded me that the life spiral continues. He illustrates how our memories take us back and then give us the ability to move on. Mike Hiler said it very well, "stones[the memories]in my mind...I had them on their way through".

Please check out this latest release from Cave Moon Press. Contact us through this site and receive a 30% discount off the retail price. 

Gain a 20% discount by ordering from Inklings Bookstore in Yakima

Brazil Poems is also available Amazon.com

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