Strength & Sympathy will delight and deepen all varieties of  reader. In it David D. Horowitz outlines a theism centered on  consideration and vitality, not faith in a holy book or an oracular  guide. His discussion features explanatory essays and original  holidays, rituals, and prayers. This religion should interest all,  especially those whose spiritual hunger and curiosity push them to the  limits of any one creed. Mr.Horowitz's other timely explorations of  modern culture will stimulate readers, as will his provocative  collection of epigrams.

Strength & Sympathy: Essays & Epigrams

Politics & Social Sciences

Horowitz, David D.

Philosophy

Rose Alley Pr

From Notebook to Bookshelf: Three Essays on Writing and Publishing

Concise lyric poems; precise imagery, subtle rhyme and meter; beautifully wrought urban dusk meditations alternate with astute social commentary.

Streetlamp, Treetop, Star

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

This booklet guides the reader from the initial stages of composition to the final stages of marketing self-published work.  The booklet is clear and detailed.  It also provides readers with useful bibliographies and appendices that ease further research.  At $4.95 this is a stupendous bargain!

From Notebook to Bookshelf: Four Pamphlets on Writing, Publishing, & Marketing

Resin from the Rain

Wildfire, Candleflame

David D. Horowitz's latest poetry collection, Stars Beyond the Battlesmoke, exhibits all of the poet's strengths: expertly crafted rhymed metrics; thematic depth and breadth, including a long section about history and its relation to the First Amendment of the United States Constitution; dramatic monologues that illustrate rather than preach; beautifully realized scenes of urban landscapes at dawn and dusk; witty epigrams; and praise for the overlooked hero, the underappreciated mundane detail, the poignancy of ignored suffering.

Stars Beyond the Battlesmoke

Sky Above the Temple illustrates the virtues of the best contemporary American formal verse: compression; unpredictable yet convincing rhyming; subtle yet consistent metrics; line breaks hinting at multiple meanings; sharply distinctive imagery and diction; and, above all, profoundly important subject matter explored in an astonishingly diverse range of voices. These include poems about business and office life; stress; love relationships; and American politics and how they might mirror ancient and medieval paradigms. This is an essential book of contemporary American poetry.

Sky Above the Temple

Poet Rick Clark says of David D. Horowitz: "He has a gift for rhyming iambic lines and entertaining rhymes, supported by a vast array of concrete diction. His best work is reminiscent of Juvenal's Satires, Shakespeare's Histories, and Edgar Lee Masters' Spoon River Anthology." Nowhere is this more evident than in this new collection. Delightfully eclectic, his subjects range from dissent in Ancient Rome and late medieval Europe to baseball, modern urban landscapes, threats to personal privacy in a surveillance state, and traditional lyrics about the seasons, cats, and love. David's rhyme and meter are subtle enough to intrigue the poetry expert and accessible enough to delight the poetry novice. At only $9.95, this book is the ultimate bargain.

Cathedral and Highrise

Purr and Yowl: An Anthology of Poetry About Cats

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

World Enough Writers

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