21. Poetry By Janet Buck: Thunder Sandwich #14 - Edited & Maintained By Jim Chandler janet buck s poetry, poetics, and fiction have appeared in A Writer s Choice, The Melic Review, The Pittsburgh Quarterly, Kimera, The Rose Thorn, http://www.thundersandwich.com/pulp14/buck.html

Poetry Prose Art Reviews 5 Poems: Janet Buck Measuring a Rotted Tooth I watch you watch him waste all cotton balls of clouds drowning out the stinging hail of grief embraced he can't define. Booze is like formaldehyde preserving soiled integrity, pickling the rising sun. Divorce's smella failure clue blood clots in a pile of flour our mothers taught us to knead and serve in even slices of our strength. His drunken state, a wallowing where candor is a bug to squash crawling up a hapless leg. Anger is a grid to walk and mirrors are a narrow ledge. You start the car; it lurches in the morning's famine. Bottles roll from under seats. They own his heart, his soul, his pulse. Loving's feckless entity can't buy it back, cannot return a broken limb to standing tree without some dose of willingness. He fumbles down the unlit hall. Hands can't find a simple light switch on the wall.

22. Checkered Shadows By Janet I. Buck by janet I. buck. The smoke alarm of laughter s tongue when someone comes too close to me. Smells the fire behind the walls. http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Cafe/4046/Poetry98/buck_checkered.html

Checkered Shadows by Janet I. Buck The smoke alarm of laughter's tongue when someone comes too close to me. Smells the fire behind the walls. Profanity and tragedy are very loud and so the silence reigns. I read you read my missing bones. A treatise with its gilded side. To me as plain as it could be. They call it strength. I call it fate. A kindergarten innocence revolving on the carousel of Barbie this and Barbie that. Negligees I'll never wear but learned to stack like dirty plates. Retarded faith in who I am. Self-consciousness and cuckoo clocks that make a noise and don't explain. Checkered shadows of the night. Too much the same as marks of chalk in lines around a murdered man. The combination of a smile unleashing nothing but the eyes. A turret with its guns arranged. Bullets bouncing off a can. I watch you watch me struggle on. Climbing hills and stairs of pride. Nuns and rulers of regret. Like bars around a prison cell. From you I learned that stumps are trees. That autographs of missing parts are just as worthy as the whole.

23. Janet And John O. "Buck" Buchanan 2/42 Bucks was sold in 1976 and people still talk about it. He was always in front a lot talking with people. janet was hostess, cashier and took http://toto.lib.unca.edu/findingaids/oralhistory/VOA/A_C/Buchanan_J&J.html

University of North Carolina at Asheville D. Hiden Ramsey Library Special Collections/University Archives Oral History Register for John O. (Buck) and Janet Buchanan OH-VOA B831 Jo Voices of Asheville Oral History Collection D.H. Ramsey Library Special Collections, UNCA Title John O. (Buck) and Janet Buchanan Oral History Creator Dorothy Joynes for Voices of Asheville Oral History Collection Subject LCSH: Buchanan, John O. (Buck) Buchanan, Janet Asheville (N.C.) History Restaurants North Carolina Asheville Subject Keyword: Buck's Restaurant ; Asheville City Council ; Asheville Chamber of Commerce ; Pack Place ; Beacon Manufacturing Company ; Tunnel Road Description Abstract: John describes his experience owning and running his own restaurant, which opened in 1946 and was sold in 1976. He discusses the changes that occurred in the restaurant over time, particularly the effect that the traffic cut made on his Tunnel Road business. Janet talks about her experiences in the restaurant, where she worked as a hostess, waitress and cook. John talks about his service on the Asheville City Council, Chamber of Commerce, and Highway Commission, where he was active in promoting changes for Asheville. He also discusses Pack Place and problems with attempts to revitalize downtown Asheville. Publisher D. H. Ramsey Library Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville, NC, 28804

24. Buck And Janet Neulinger Home Page janet and buck Neulinger Stamford, Connecticut Kansas State University Graduates 1970 and 1971 Hobbies Railroading Members NRHS, Volunteers at SoNo Switch http://www.neulinger.org/~buckjan/

Summer is here and our grass garden is in full bloom! Janet and Buck Neulinger Stamford, Connecticut Kansas State University Graduates 1970 and 1971 Hobbies: Railroading Members NRHS , Volunteers at SoNo Switch Tower Museum , South Norwalk, CT. Tower video "Dolly Curtis Interviews" the Sono Switch Tower Museum, is presently showing on public television in this area. Gardening, our front grass garden with pond. The pond has many fish now, as their habitat must be one they like. All the fish survived last winter, where the ice in the pond was at least a foot thick. Birds Biking along the Mohawk River west of Albany, New York and a photo of Tia Bartos winning a bike race in Seattle, WA. She is a big time biker Fishing, for bluefish in the fall of 2003 with Mark Collins of Trus Joist, out in the "race" off of Fisher's Island/New London Tony Calistro's boat is out of his backyard, but fish are a hard to thing to find. Working with firewood for our Franklin stove Pearl has some pages about crafting and flower photography Our kids: Nathan Janell See some of our photos Architectural Work: Architectural Examples Trips Trip to Death Valley California with our darling daughter in the winter of 2004.

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26. WSVN-TV - More Bang For Your Buck - Creative Careers More Bang for Your buck reports. (WSVN) Ask a child what they want to be when they grow You could say janet Goldstien was born with an eye for art. http://www1.wsvn.com/features/articles/bangforyourbuck/DBM381/

Skip navigation Main Menu Home Weather Local News National News ... Other Special Assignments Other Links Special Links News Team eUpdate - Daily Emails Channel 7 Video and Boston Traffic ... Sports Search site web More Bang for Your Buck Air Date: Thursday, May 20, 2004 email this article to a friend Creative Careers Many people looking to make money aspire to be doctors, lawyers or C.E.O's. But thinking outside the box and dreaming up a creative career may help you get more bang for your buck. Reported by: Lynn Martinez Producer: Laura Garrigan Contact lmartinez@wsvn.com View all archived More Bang for Your Buck reports (WSVN) Ask a child what they want to be when they grow up and the choices are endless. But when you're an adult, that dream job isn't always what it's cracked up to be. So why not be creative coming up with a career. Janet Goldstein: "I paint on everything." You could say Janet Goldstien was born with an eye for art. In her home in North Miami Beach, she has been spreading color over windows for years. Janet: "I'm constantly creating and doing." Lately though her new canvases are wooden sandals.

27. Pulse - Contributors Page janet buck is the author of four collections of poetry. Her poetry, poetics, and fiction have appeared in a number of journals, including CrossConnect The http://www.heartsoundspress.com/contributorspage.htm

Heart Sounds Press OUR CONTRIBUTORS Last modified September 14, 2007. Without the following people, PULSE would not exist. It is our privilege to present... Cara Alson Barbara Archer Barbara began submitting poetry for publication in mid-2005. Before that, she taught college and high school English and worked as a book editor and freelance writer in the New York metropolitan area. So far, her poems have been published or accepted by several journals, including Red Booth Review, Adagio Verse Quarterly, Subtle Tea, and Tamafhyr Mountain Poetry Irregulars. She lives with her husband in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Email address Tammy Bakos Tammy Bakos has been writing short stories since she was a child. She is a member of Tunnel Vision Writers Project, Inc. Her work has been featured in Short Story Theatre at 12 Miles West Theatre and at the Montclair Public Library. She lives in Montclair, with her husband, and is currently at work on a novel. Matthew Babcock Matthew Babcock is a former substitute teacher, free-lance proofreader, and assembly line worker. He's taught composition, literature, and creative writing for eight years at BYU-Idaho in Rexburg. Before teaching, he worked as an advertising copywriter for The Haworth Press, Inc., in Binghamton, New York, while earning his MA in English and creative writing at Binghamton University (1996-1998). He is currently enrolled in the PhD program in Literature and Criticism at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. His novella

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29. Face-lift By Janet Buck Welcome to the world of Ascent, Aspirations, the world of the imagination, and inspiration, a safe place to send our artistic souls and to share the objects http://www.ascentaspirations.ca/facelift.htm

Featured Writer: Janet Buck Face-lift Had to do with legs, of course. The over-lap was ugly here. It was the flesh of difference. Winnowed by your eyes alone, I saw myself in blackened mirrors. Pills and doctors. Meaning well. Slice a leg and sew a scar. Do it over once again. Arrogance and ignorance. Symptomatic platitudes. Didn't know what souls could do. To you I am a rash of sorts. I am missing crucial parts. But you were ill in attitude. I have simple common sense. Not purple mountain majesty of very tragic skies indeed. Strength and rainbows. Well, they fade. Waterways of gutted pride. Spare-change limbs you rearranged. A booster-shot for resumes, you pass me over nets of dreams as volleyballs across a court with missions counting famous points. All the tribulation here. Waterlines and undertows of falling tears you never see. They're innocent but acetone. They're tied to how you treat my bones like worms that lose a chunk of self and somehow still survive. Janet Buck is the author of four collections of poetry. Her work has appeared in

30. Creative Women's Network - The Poetry Of Janet Buck janet buck is a sixtime Pushcart Nominee and winner of the Gival Press Poetry Award. Her poetry has recently appeared in The Pittsburgh Quarterly, Octavo, http://www.creativewomensnetwork.co.uk/CWNpoetryJanetBuck.htm

C r e a t i v e W o m e n ' s N e t w o r k Home Profiles Classified Ads Links ... CWN Jewellery Shop poetry by JANET BUCK Grammy's Tools. Fickle Sand. Grandfather's Chair. Fond Pastiche Love's Cervix Pitch Paint Me. The Old Packard, Our West Side Story of Romance Grammy's Tools The clothesline, Grammy quipped, is a tree house string with a can where women gather to swirl a rumor in lukewarm tea. Watch your back! she warned. The birds have ears. They'll carry a secret around the block. They learn to sing from listening. Grampa grinned from old cocoons of hammocks on the shaded porch. Aware she was his brick and tree, his every grain of reasoning. Amazed at how tortilla flesh stood up to welcome mats of graves. Amazed at how she passed the sun from fingertip to fingertip as if it were a flaming torch. Those full-lipped white magnolia smiles wove lasting garlands in my hands.

31. Contributors - Outsider Ink janet buck s poetry, poetics, and fiction have appeared in The Melic Review, The Pittsburgh Quarterly, Kimera, The Rose Thorn, 2River View, Southern Ocean http://outsiderink.com/00/fall/bios.html

John Birkbeck John was a late bloomer and did not publish any poetry until he was in his mid-forties. Since then he has had poems published in many small-press magazine worldwide, as well as four books of poetry. For over thirty years he worked as a scientific illustrator for James Van Allen, the discoverer of the radiation belts that were named for him. Family legend has it that he is descended from Lord Byron, but other that writing poems, they have very few things in common. Read his poetry on Outsider Ink Visit his Website for recent publications Email John Birkbeck at: jbirkbeck@hotmail.com Janet Buck Janet Buck's poetry, poetics, and fiction have appeared in , and hundreds of journals worldwide. Two of Buck's poems have been nominated for this year's Pushcart Prize in Poetry and she is a recent recipient of The H.G. Wells Award for Literary Excellence. She has three poetry collections currently on the market: Calamity's Quilt, Reefs We Live

32. Critique Magazine :: On Writing II :: Janet Buck janet buck’s poetry, poetics, and fiction have appeared in Kimera, Pif Magazine, Samsara Quarterly, Big Bridge, The Paumanok Review, and hundreds of other http://www.etext.org/Zines/Critique/writing/buck.html

M I see writing as a slush pile of melted ghosts that turn to mulch for growth. Even the most hideous admission of truth can drive one upward. Hence, the term transcendence. Much of my social consciousness poetry began with an unguarded glance at the bathroom mirror. A good deal of my early work deals with the amputation of my right leg, a hideous string of surgeries, and the on-going process of accepting the concrete facts of my disability. By naming and expressing my losses and my frailties, by calling a stump a "crooked carrot" or a "bleeding beet," by saying the unsayables, I have given my sadness a voice and very slowly begun to embrace the good that comes of tragedy, which is simply the presence of raw strength coupled with a lesson in mortality. Journal writing is an age-old tactic in the battle of wellness. At a recent conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, I sat on a publishing panel with bestselling author Bonnie Sherr Klein, who spoke about her recovery from two very serious strokes. In Inaccessible pain is the real killer, a kind of second-hand smoke that hovers over daily life. The page, to me, is a surgical mask; it provides the safety of distance as well as a grounding point for seizures of grief. Alice Walker once wrote: "Writing saved me from the sin and inconvenience of violence." If we apply her sense of purpose and process, we discover that anger and sadness can be stepping stones. The trouble here is risk.

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34. Swagazine 6 janet buck teaches writing and literature at the college level. Her essays and poetry have appeared in The Recursive Angel, The Melic Review, Conspire, http://www.swagazine.com/issue6/28.html

Airalin Bowman Page 14 Bill the Cat Page 7 Janet I. Buck Janet Buck teaches writing and literature at the college level. Her essays and poetry have appeared in The Recursive Angel, The Melic Review, Conspire, Gravity, Poetry Motel, New Thought Journal, The Artful Mind, Medicinal Purposes, Mind Fire, 2Rivers View, Allegory, Kimera, The Oracular Tree, Green Cross, Moonshade Magazine, The Poet’s Edge, Ariga, Seeker, Asylem, Woven Soles, The Free Cuisinart, Pif, The Waterloo Review, Illya’s Honey, Fires of Autumn, Ygdrasil, Ascent, Indie Journal, Orbital Revolution, Flaming Flag, Calliope, In Motion, Idling, Poetfest, and dozens of other periodicals. Janet’s poetry sites on the web have received more than thirty awards, including the distiguished Predators and Editors: Author’s Site of Excellence and The Circle of the Muses Award of Inspiration. Page 9 Colin Campbell Page 17 C. Raymond DeCola (Aidan Butler) Jillian Firth Page 5 Seester Rosa Gabriel Page 13 Ricky Garni Page 2 Island Girl (Marjolijn Tice) Liz Kane Lawrence Norton Page 6 Psyche Page 3 Mr. Pube

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37. Dynamic Patterns Literary Webzine :: Published Poetry The Leech, our Lice, the Matched Divorce by janet I. buck READ. Published on The Railway Crossing by janet I. buck READ. Published on Mar 4, 1999 http://www.dynamicpatterns.com/webzine/poetry/

LITERARY WEBZINE back to the cover page Fiction Nonfiction POETRY Prose Essays Photo Essays Short Films Poetry Unpredictable. Patterns seem what they are not. Hiding in the dark corners, they wear their clown suits. How can we predict the outcome? Nothing is certain. It is like putting together a puzzle that is missing every other piece. Once you finally get it put together, you realize all the pieces are the same color with no pattern at all. Poetry Cruento Luna by Scott Frank READ Published on May 5, 2002 Nocturne in D by Taylor Graham READ Published on May 4, 2002 Yellow Tulip by David Grim READ Published on May 3, 2002 Liberating the Grapes by Ellen Underwood READ Published on Mar 8, 2002 Song to Kim by Linda Etheridge READ Published on May 30, 2001 Memory at the Lake House by Linda Etheridge READ Published on May 29, 2001 Knowledge by Wanda C. Mitchell READ Published on Jun 25, 2000 A Study In Form by Doug Tanoury READ Published on May 7, 2000

38. ...people Behind The Work... janet buck, Ph.D. Raw Chilies, Death Does This janet is the author of four collections of poetry. Her work has appeared in CrossConnect, Pif Magazine, http://www.smallspiralnotebook.com/janfebauthorinfo.htm

...Contributor Info... Twan, Fart of a Witch : Twan has been writing for nine years. Twan was most recently published in Zoetrope, The Boston Review, and Jelly Jam Tart. Twan has taught throughout New England at RISDI, Brown University, Rhode Island College, Boston College, and Northeastern. Twan was a graduate of UCSD’s MFA program in creative writing and published in Sand Diego’s Daily Journal. Twan has settled in Rhode Island, teaching at The Poet’s Laureat’s Guild of Writing and trying to persue a career in writing. Twans motto is, “If you can say it spare, Leave it Bare.” Robert Gibbons, Distant Intimacies Behlor Santi, Moonlight and Magnolias :Behlor Santi is a 21-year old writer living in New York City. She has published fiction and poetry in many small magazines, including Wilmington Blues, EWGPresents, and The Dead Mule. She has a poem forthcoming in The Cortland Review. She's currently working on a story collection, and a chapbook of poetry. Janet Buck, Ph.D.

39. Lily - Buck, Gohl Poetry by janet buck. Photo by Monika Gohl. A Rose to Press. Illness smells out the trite like beagles with noses near to the ground http://freewebs.com/lilylitreview/1_3buck.html

Poetry by Janet Buck. Photo by Monika Gohl. A Rose to Press Illness smells out the trite like beagles with noses near to the ground like a mother who knows her daughter's been smoking in the bathroom downstairs a dozen walls away from her. Suddenly this narrowing of breakdown lanes, of space to roam, sidewalks cracking from the ice. Slippery sunsets, stretching winters, each hour of spring fresh popcorn to a starving duck. Truth becomes too short to hold like mustache trimmings in the sink, like bones that go brittle and snap, like hay that meets immutable rain. Don't we wish it didn't take a teapot growing cold and chipped to make us want the chamomile. The poem is a rose to press; the rose is a poem to read this might be it for both the garden and the light. Next Page> Home Archives Guidelines

40. Big Bridge #4 janet buck holds a Ph.D. in English from Oklahoma State University and teaches writing and literature at the college level. Her poetry and poetics have http://www.bigbridge.org/Issue4/contribs.htm

Hal Bohner Janet Buck holds a Ph.D. in English from Oklahoma State University and teaches writing and literature at the college level. Her poetry and poetics have appeared in and hundreds of journals worldwide. In 1998 and 1999, she has been a featured poet of Seeker Magazine, Poetry Today Online, Vortex, Conspire, Poetry Cafe, Dead Letters, the storyteller, Athens City Times, Poetik License, 3:00 AM ezine, and Carved in Sand . Her poetry has received awards from Orpheus Press, Kimera, Poetry Heaven, Gravity, Voyager Publishing, Poetry SuperHighway, and Black Butterfly Press. Funky Dog Publishing recently released her first online chapbook entitled Strawberry Nipples , and she was a juried poet for the 1999 Houston Poetry Fest in October. Buck is one of ten poets from around the globe to be featured at the "One Heart, One World" exhibit at the United Nations Exhibit Hall in New York City in April of 2000. Her poem "Acrylic Thighs" will be translated into five languages and paired with original artwork. The tour will travel to France, Australia, Vitenam and Japan and will be an integral part of the Paralympics next year. Janet's first print collection of poetry, Calamity's Quilt

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