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NORTH SHORE features 292 poems by HERBERT MERRILL, written between 1944 and1961. Most were published in major national magazines, establishing an enormous fan base. Merrill was to the Midwest, what Frost was to New England. His poems, mostly sonnets, evoke an innocent era steeped in hard-scrabble naturalism. His philosophy suggests optimism in the cycling seasons of nature, yet remains edgy with uncertainty. His folksy characters are more rough-hewn than sentimental. Each poem delivers completion.

This story begins where most stories stop-in the quiet after surviving yourself. Structured in three sweeping acts, this poetry collection traces the journey of a life rebuilt from fracture, memory, and resilience. Moving through time, identity, and survival, these poems speak to anyone who has...

A signal drops. A mirror lies. A name won’t stay erased. In these unsettling stories from Sarah Faith, the ordinary rules of communication, identity, and memory begin to fail—quietly at first, then all at once. A family discovers that losing connection doesn’t mean they’re alone. A gift becomes impossible to refuse—and worse to keep. A routine bound to time and weather begins to feel less like safety… and more like a trap. A place forgotten by everyone else refuses to forget those who enter it.