Corpus Omphalos Poetry and Art Collection 2012 by Mary Elizabeth Kibler

Corpus Omphalos, by Mary Elizabeth Kibler. Amazon Books and Barnes & Noble. Poetry and Art Collection 2012. 232 poetry selections, 36 graphic art works.

• Paperback: 342 pages

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (November 14, 2014)

• Language: English

• ISBN-10: 1482605856

• ISBN-13: 978-1482605853

• Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.8 x 8.5 inches

• Shipping Weight: 1.1 pounds

Corpus Omphalos, 12/12/2014: "Your poetry books are awesome, a feast for the mind! Certainly worthy of a close inspection, thought provoking. Sometimes simply concise and yet with a depth of insight that keeps you wondering ….. everyone should have a copy for their library." Allen B Snowball

232 selections of poetry from five collections, song lyrics, new poems written up until the end of 2012, and features 36 digital art reproduction from studies for oil on canvas, illustrations for web and print, photo-art, and scans of inked drawings and details of oil paintings.

“Lush and atmospheric, from slam to high diction and aphoristic quip...fresh takes on traditional forms, lyric, and free-verse with an eclectic collection of full color graphic illustrations and art prints...her voice, flowing truth-speak nowhere near the usual fare; her artwork, just as savvy compelling images and concepts.” (GM Gothage Press)

About the Author

Mary Elizabeth Kibler is an American anthropologist, musician/composer, commercial graphic and oil artist, short story writer, and poet. In addition to Corpus Omphalos, she is also author of a music theory handbook styled for fret board players (The Musician's Workbench and Backroom Charting Method), four poetry and art collections, [Universe, Nutshelled, Nuclear Rice, and One God Per Pot (also ebook on CD)] and an unpublished 2008 poetry collection titled Drones Don't Die, co-editor and illustrator for Stories of Smilimg Creek Farm by Stephen Kibler, and the black and white book edition of the Corpus Omphalos 2012 collection titled "Where Image Abides".