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Alex Pepple 03-09-2012 10:33 PM

The Cosmic Purr - poems by Aaron Poochigian: Release Announcement
 
Dear Eratosphereans:

I'm pleased to announce that The Cosmic Purr, the first full-length collection of original poetry from Eratospherean Aaron Poochigian has been released by Able Muse Press and is immediately available worldwide through Amazon and most popular distribution and retail channels here (ISBN 978-0-9878705-2-0). Or, just go to Aaron's website, www.aaronpoochigian.com, or the Able Muse Press website, www.ablemusepress.com.

Please, join me in congratulating Aaron!
http://www.ablemusepress.com/images/...purr-front.jpg
The Cosmic Purr - poems by Aaron Poochigian
(with a Foreword by Charles Martin):
Blurbs from Dick Davis, David Mason and Diana Der-Hovanessian--

The Cosmic Purr is the first collection of original poetry from Aaron Poochigian, well-known for his translations of Sappho, Aeschylus, Aratus and Apollonius of Rhodes. From the mythical to everyday themes, from the landscape of North Dakota to scenes in a bar, at a marriage ceremony, before birth or before death, Poochigian’s verse is enlightened by uncommonly fresh wisdom, and deployed in the delightfully masterful, elegant and naturally-flowing metrical forms his translations are known for.
"Aaron Poochigian is both a classicist and a neo-classical poet. By this I mean that he prefers as subjects the common occasions of our lives and articulates them uncommonly, in verse rich with the kind of detail that becomes a style passed on in an act of friendship between him and the poets of the past who have served as his mentors . . ."
                                                                                     – Charles Martin (from the Foreword)
. . . read more

Cheers,
...Alex


Kevin J MacLellan 03-09-2012 11:24 PM

Congratulations, Aaron!
Best of luck with this wonderful accomplishment: may it hit the charts and be widely enjoyed and fully appreciated. All the best.
Regards

Michael Cantor 03-09-2012 11:58 PM

Well done, Aaron. This and the Varoujan in the same week!

David Anthony 03-10-2012 03:48 AM

Excellent news. I've bought the Kindle version and look forward to reading it.

Maryann Corbett 03-10-2012 06:19 AM

Ordered! and eagerly awaited.

Roger Slater 03-10-2012 06:39 AM

Aaron, congratulations!

David, is the Kindle version formatted correctly? That is, does it properly show line and stanza breaks?

David Anthony 03-10-2012 06:50 AM

Yes, the formatting's fine.

Andrew Frisardi 03-10-2012 08:23 AM

How much does the Kindle version cost? I didn't see a price.
Oh, and major kudos to Aaron! and also to Alex!

Alex Pepple 03-10-2012 09:00 AM

Thanks everyone!

Andrew - Kindle version is £6.50 at Amazon UK, $9.99 Amazon US. The other worldwide Amazon sites are slower to update their databases, but when they do eventually, it will for around €7.57 at the EU sites that are enabled for Kindle versions (i.e. amazon.it, amazon.de, amazon.fr, and amazon.es).

Also, there'll be a Barnes & Noble Nook and Apple iTunes store digital version (iPhone, iPad, etc.) in the next few days -- it should have been available at the same time as the Kindle version, but thus far, their release process seems to be on the slow side.

Cheers,
...Alex

Aaron Poochigian 03-10-2012 09:02 AM

Wow, thanks for the excitement--I thrive on it. I'm pulling out all the stops promoting this thing--we'll see what happens.

Thanks to Alex as well, who has been a patient and conscientious editor.


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