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(Paul Hartal)

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We are pleased to inform you about the publication of Postmodern Light by Paul Hartal , www.geraldengland.co.uk/revs/bs199.htm   

Postmodern Light: A Collection of Poetry by PAUL HARTAL 

ISBN  0-9681232-4-4, 2006, 122 pages,

$18.50   The book can be ordered from Coutts Library Services, Fax: 956-356-5064 , salesca at couttsinfo.com

The author is an award-winning poet and artist and the book is published under the aegis of the Canadian Federation of Poets, www.federationofpoets.com/featurepaulhartal.htm.  With its meaningful, poignant and humorous verse, this whimsical collection also features visual concrete poetry and a scholarly introduction exploring the relationship of Postmodernism and Lyrical Conceptualism.

Highly recommended for the following disciplines: Literature, Art History, Fine Arts, History of Science, Humanities, Philosophy, Cultural Studies, Interactive Art, Psychology, Canadian Studies, Chinese Studies, European Studies, Jewish Studies, Liberal Arts, Interdisciplinary Studies, Communications, Religion, War and Peace Studies

Praise for the Poet's Work:

"Paul Hartal is always an infinite source of inspiration and creativity", Clifford Pickover, author of Mazes for the Mind;

"I want to know how much I personally enjoyed perusing your volume with both its intriguing sketches and thought-provoking verse", Richard C. Levin, president of Yale University (on Love Poems)

"A very powerful poet", Tracy Repchuk, president of the Canadian Federation of Poets
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Postmodern Light acclaimed in England-- Please see: NEW HOPE INTERNATIONAL REVIEW , http://www.geraldengland.co.uk/revs/bs199.htm
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Also by Paul Hartal: The Brush and the Compass; The Kidnapping of the Painter Miro (novel); Love Poems; Painted Melodies; Rain Drop; Black and White; The Hidden Orchard; A History f Architecture

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Postmodern Light: A Collection of Poetry

Author: Paul Hartal

ISBN 0-9681232-4-4, paperback, 122 pages, $18.50

Publication Date: January 2006; Distribution by various channels

To order: Coutts Library Services, E-mail: salesca at couttsinfo.com, Fax: 905 -356-5064

For other publications and further information on Paul Hartal, please see:

www.artxpo.com/indv/phartal/index.shtml; www.monkdogz.com/literature.htm , www.avisen-avk.com/h.asp; www.federationofpoets.com/featurepaulhartal.htm , www.arteutile.net (ideas: lyrical conceptualism), www.arthbys.com (Paul Hartal), http://bibcat.gallery.ca/search/ahartal+paul+1936 ; www.artistsincanada.com; www.culture.ca/explore  

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For Paul Hartal the heart of poetry is the poetry of the heart. Yet in Postmodern Light the poet transcends the realm of love and passion. In this whimsical collection his poetic sensibility balances dreamy emotion and discerning intellect, creative vision and insightful thought. His work is serious and humorous, philosophical and surreal, formal and experimental. His topics include "apology to a dandelion", the moon that remembers the astronauts, visual illusions, war and suffering, love and hope. The poet also examines art and science, draws inspiration from the mystery of time and gravitation, and encounters Parmenides and Descartes. In his Introduction to the volume Hartal blends absorbing vignettes of his life with literary analysis. He rejects the abuses of Deconstruction and the Nihilism of Postmodernism. 



The recipient of the Prix de Paris and numerous other awards in painting and poetry, Paul Hartal has exhibited his paintings in museums and galleries in New York, Paris, Tokyo, Budapest, Seoul and Montreal. In 1975 he published his Manifesto on Lyrical Conceptualism, a new element on the periodic table of art. His critically acclaimed books include A History of Architecture, Painted Melodies, The Brush and the Compass, The Kidnapping of the Painter Miro (novel), and Love Poems. Hartal is founder-director of the Centre for Art, science and Technology in Montreal. He is featured in Who's Who in American Art, Canadian Who's Who and other reference books. Internet: www.artxpo.com; www.valweb.org; 

www.federationofpoets.com; www.arteutile.net; www.arthbys.com     



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