Beyond the Wounded Horizon

by James H Duncan

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1.	Adrift a Sea of Ordinary Laughter 01:30	buy track
2.	Ablution 00:40	buy track
3.	Between Piano Songs 01:11	buy track
4.	A Man of Himself 00:58	buy track
5.	Rampart 00:57	buy track
6.	Maybe a Bird Will Sing 01:33	buy track
7.	I Hear the Broken Telephone... 03:08	buy track
8.	Abate 01:12	buy track
9.	It Also Rises 01:39	buy track
10.	Cheapjack 01:15	buy track
11.	Dealing With the Devil in the Middle of the Road 00:40	buy track
12.	The Grass and Dandelions and Me 01:38	buy track
13.	Footpath Through the Landmines 01:07	buy track
14.	Lions in the Hallway 00:56	buy track
15.	Set a Course By a Fading Star 00:42	buy track
16.	The Ghosts of Flat Tires and Dead Flowers 01:34	buy track
17.	You Get What You Need 01:22	buy track
18.	Polluted Insomnia of the City 01:17	buy track
19.	Four Winds 00:59	buy track
20.	You Just Don't Know 01:33	buy track
21.	Astral Graveyard Loneliness 01:14	buy track
22.	Another Small Feeling on Another Small Night 00:42	buy track
23.	You Don't Have to Go Home But You Can't Stay Here 01:09	buy track
24.	Waiting on Rocky 01:34	buy track
25.	The Gargoyle Crew Gets Ready for Another Night in Hell 03:09	buy track
26.	Where Now, Li Bai? 01:01	buy track
27.	Elliott Road 01:25	buy track
28.	Stray 00:26	buy track
29.	Slaves of Some Strange Gods 01:57	buy track
30.	Jazz is Dead 01:52	buy track
31.	Pandhandle Nocturn 01:00	buy track
32.	Ubiquitous 02:37	buy track
33.	Good and Honest and True 01:31	buy track
34.	A Long Stretch of Empty Highway 02:10	buy track
35.	The Last Tree at Golden Gate 00:51	buy track
36.	All I Know of Karma 00:43	buy track
37.	Blue Sky in the Morning and Nothing to Do 04:39	buy track

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For more than a decade, poets J Lester Allen and James H Duncan have inspired and supported each other from afar, occasionally meeting on the road for a beer and a story before disappearing across another wounded horizon. The poems in this book are mile markers crossing that ever-changing landscape, passing through cities and small towns where there’s a bar, there’s music, jazz and smoke and laughter, neon splashed across a midnight highway, or perhaps there’s a quiet bed, someone to love, working days of solitude and somnolence, each with stories that remain long after the moments pass, like stars above an ancient highway awaiting the next great adventure. These audio recording cover James H Duncan's half of the book. For the full collection, visit Amazon or contact the authors for signed copies.

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released July 19, 2020

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James H Duncan Albany, New York

James H Duncan is the editor of Hobo Camp Review and the author of 17+ books of poetry and fiction, including Proper Etiquette in the Slaughterhouse Line, We Are All Terminal But This Exit Is Mine, and Vacancy. A former editor with Writer’s Digest and American Artist magazine, he travels and reviews indie bookshops at The Bookshop Hunter blog. He resides in upstate New York. ... more