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 MIRRORS
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MIRRORS, by Justin
Spring, is the record of a
remarkable journey into the nature of reality and truth. Centered around a group
of poems written in Melanesian pidgin (Tok Pisin) by the Australian
aborigine poet Eldred Van-Ooy in the early 1900’s, they were seemingly lost
for all time until a friend of author discovered them in Brisbane. |
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 SOULSPEAK:
The Outward Journey of the Soul
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SOULSPEAK:
The Outward Journey of the Soul by Justin
Spring is a Book/CD combination in which the poet introduces SOULSPEAK as a human art form that
is already within us, waiting to be re-awakened. Bernie Siegel MD, author of Love,
Medicine & Miracles and Prescriptions For Living says,
“Soulspeak offers us all an opportunity to know ourselves better and
experience life in a more meaningful way.”
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 Alice
Hickey:
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Alice Hickey: Between Worlds by Justin Spring
is a book in progress. It is about the author’s mysterious meeting and
subsequent spiritual journey with an extraordinary Florida psychic by the
name of Alice Hickey. |
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 TALKIES
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TALKIES by Justin Spring
is striking in its seamless marriage of common and uncommon speech, something
the poet feels is the mark of a great oral poetry. And although this is a
written poetry, it comes close to the clarity of oral poetry in that its
seemingly ordinary, gossipy speech always hints at something deeper just
beneath the surface. |
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 POLAROID POEMS
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WINNER WHITE EAGLE COFFEE STORE PRESS POETRY CHAPBOOK CONTEST. Of
POLAROID POEMS by Justin Spring, contest judge David Craig writes, “Spring
is hard after meaning…His needs …are as real as the spliced narrative he
finds himself in, as real as the goodness of that mystery… I enjoyed the
ride”. |
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 OTHER DANCERS
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WINNER MARCH STREET PRESS POETRY CHAPBOOK CONTEST. Publisher
Robert Bixby says of OTHER DANCERS by Justin
Spring: “You will be
impressed by the humanity of this work and these poems that lure you in and
surround you with people you have known all your life, but whom you have
never seen in this light before. Spring’s poetry is exemplary in its clarity
and powerful in its implications.”
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 SOULPRINTS
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SOULPRINTS by Justin Spring
is a fascinating example of copier art that presses the limits. The poet
compares these visual poems to “little Shrouds of Turin” in their eerie
ability to illuminate what we normally consider the hidden part of ourselves.
Take a peek; you won’t be disappointed.
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 NURSERY RAPS
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NURSERY RAPS by Justin
Spring is a prize-winning homage
to the Great Mother Goose that erupted when some very peculiar drawings of the
nursery characters were given to the poet by a local artist. The poet says, “It was as if I were standing in the middle of Mott
Street in New York City
looking up at the sky when something fell into the palms of my hands that
looked like white squares of nougat, the kind with all the little colored
jelly pieces stuck in them.” |
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