The Side Door of the Dream - by Elizabeth J Brunoski (Paperback)

About the Book

In a jaded word-cluttered, word-weary world nothing seems new under the sun. It is refreshing ... to be startled by poetry with its unique voice that makes it clear that everything is new .... if you have eyes to see it.

Book Synopsis

"Elizabeth Brunoski is a poet with a unique, rare voice that is immediate, spontaneous, intimate and memory-haunted on the one hand and yet sly, cool, ironic, analytic and worldly on the other as if she were not only distilling the brew of words out of a harvest of experience but intoxicating the reader poem by poem as well. It is impossible not to be mesmerized and enchanted as these poems work their magic on you. "
Eugene Mahon

Review Quotes

In a jaded word-cluttered, word-weary world nothing seems new under the sun. It is refreshing therefore to be startled by original poetry with its unique voice that makes it clear that everything is new under the sun if you have eyes to see it. E.J. Bronowski=s poetry startles and restores the world to us as the strange, wild, and shocking thing it always is, and was, until habit, custom and convention trivialize it. It is good to have it back in its original form and state. These poems are enchanting, invigorating and restorative.

Eugene Mahon

This is poetry for analysts and artists and writers and readers. It speaks with the power of the unconscious and the rationality of carefully crafted conscious thought. It speaks to the mind and it speaks to the heart. Give yourself a treat. Enjoy
Arlene Kramer Richards, Ed.D, Author of Psychoanalysis: Listening to Understand,

Elizabeth Brunoski=s enchanting and lyrical poetry moves one easily across a variety of emotional experiences while never obscuring her linguistic elegance.
Steven Ellman, Ph.D. Author of When Theories Touch; A Historical and Theoretical Integration of Psychoanalytic Thought