[Allen Tice]

Kelsay Books' imprint of my book "Of Course," (108 pp) that contains much original work and quite a few translations, is available from Kelsay Books and is also now live on Amazon USA. Additionally, it can also be found by going to Amazon and typing "Allen Tice" into the search line. It's $19, and if you buy six dollars or more of another poet or something eligible that you like, the shipping is free.

I hope it will get to Amazon UK, since Michael Hulse, who wrote one blurb, is a Brit who published me in The Leviathan Quarterly. Hulse is well known and an accomplished editor and poet otherwise (see Wikipedia). The second, classical language-oriented blurb, by Columbia University's Gareth Williams, is especially kind.

Many of its contents were worked over on Eratosphere, and I truly thank everyone who helped.

Karen Kelsay would probably prefer that you buy the book directly from her Press. I’d enjoy it however you chose.

And the walrus said, “The time has come!”

[Andrew Frisardi]

Congratulations, Allen! Time to pop the champagne! I see it on Amazon Italia, and have noted it as one to get when the book budget allows.

[Allen Tice]

Wow, Andrew, that’s interesting. Kelsay Books must have pushed every floor button on Amazon’s elevator. Thanks.

[Orwn Acra]

Congrats, Allen!

[R. Nemo Hill]

Yes, congrats.

Nemo

[Rick Mullin]

Congrats, Allen!

[Allen Tice]

Thanks fellas. All of us have met at readings in NYC. I value your replies.

[Allen Tice]

I really did forget to mention that for tourists and traveling scholars there's some modern Greek lurking below the surface in a couple of items. Just type "Allen Tice" into Amazon's search line.