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    Sedona-based Book Receives High Praise

    July 16, 2014No Comments
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    Sedona AZ (July 16, 2014) – Sedona’s longtime resident and poet, Lori Bank, received high praise from the Midwest Book Review for her book The Lizard and Other Poems, published by Sedona publisher, Dancing Dakini Press, and illustrated by Sedona artist, Naomi C. Rose.  

    “Simply stated,” says the Midwest Book Review, “Lori Bank is a gifted poet with an impressive observational knack for evoking familiar emotions along universal themes reflected in common every day occurrences…The Lizard and Other Poems is highly recommended and leaves the reader looking forward to Lori Bank’s next collection of free verse poetry.

    20140716_lixardTo read the full review, go to www.midwestbookreview.com.

    The Lizard and Other Poems is a collection of poetry spanning Lori Bank’s years of thoughtful and moving reflections on nature, love, culture, and the sacred. To learn more about this book and Dancing Dakini Press, visit www.dancingdakinipress.com

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    The Lizard and Other Poems is available locally at Well Red Coyote, from Dancing Dakini Press’s website (www.dancingdakinipress.com), and from online retailers.

    Lori Bank is an award-winning poet, essayist, fiction writer, and photographer. Her first book There Is No Time was also published by Dancing Dakini Press. 

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