Why do we bird? Flight, Song, Color; Identfications; Games; Surprises; Conservation; Stories; Solace.
All proceeds to the Golden Gate Audubon Society

Pilgrims need to bring back what they found on their journey. Here is what I found on the John Muir Trail. All proceeds to the Sierra Club, San Francisco Bay Chapter.

After the End is a tanka prose grief book. The psychologists now say the last stage of grief is not acceptance, but meaning. I'm still working on it. 

 

A tanka prose collection that considers the way we are responding to the climate crisis. The industrial revolutionaries inadvertently over-heated the earth while improving the lives of its human inhabitants, improvements most of us are loathe to lose. To significantly reduce our social and individual carbon footprints, isn't a change in our psychological and spiritual perspective necessary?  All proceeds will benefit the Climate Emergency Fund. Purchase ebook from this website; purchase ebook or print book from an online seller.
 

 

A responsive tanka book written with Autumn Noelle Hall. Western poets usually write alone in rooms of their own. We write differently when responding to another poet than when responding to our inner voices.

"Rice's tanka are sensual, reflective, and whimsical . . . In The Grandfather Poems, [he] records moments of his grandchilden growing up: tying their own shoes, catching a ball, taking piano lessons. Each observation recalls memories of his own childhood, as well as the realization of aging: teaching/my grandson/how to bird/he hears the osprey/I can't. This is a collection that you will enjoy revisiting."---Margaret Chula, Past President, Tanka Society of America