Lady G is a published poet and writer in other genres as well. Of course she would like to sell you all her books and just below you can see ordering information and links to excerpts from all her books (so far), but this page is about more than Lady G and her work.
For example, before checking out Lady G's own books, would you like to browse through a library of books of or about poems or poets? Lady G has some favorites.
Lady G's first nearly 40-page chapbook of poetry, Naked on the Page (by Gail M. Feldman), was released by Gracie Publications in 1998. A copy costs $7.25, including postage and handling.
For samples of the poetry in Naked on the Page, click on the cover art:
Lady G's second chapbook of poetry, from Cat's Cradle, contains 20 pages and is called Caught Again; $5.00 covers the cost of the book, shipping and handling all together. What a bargain!
You can click on the cover art below to be whisked magically to a few of the poems from it.
Lady G's booklet of four short stories, from Cat's Cradle, is entitled Two Pairs of Shorts. Five bucks gets the book to your very mailbox.
Click on the cover art below for an excerpt from Two Pairs of Shorts.
Lady G's book of eleven essays is called The Empress' Nude Clothes. Nine dollars brings it from Cat's Cradle to you.
Click on the cover art below to see an excerpt from The Empress' Nude Clothes.
Lady G has always been a shameless fan of the television series "Quantum Leap" but had after all liked, even loved, other shows before (and after) it and never once felt compelled to write fan fiction. However, one day she was in an airport in Singapore, saw a couple "Quantum Leap" novels (not fan fiction) at the newsstand and felt compelled to purchase them. She hated them through and through, and said to herself, "I can do better than that." Thus was born yet another writer of "Quantum Leap" fan fiction.
Click on the cover art below to see a sample of Lady G's double-short-story volume of "Quantum Leap" fan fiction, from Cat's Cradle, called "Green" and "Heroes." If you'd like to buy it, $7.25 will do.
Lady G decided to combine "Quantum Leap" with the British supercop show, "The Professionals," and the result was a novel entitled Junk.
For a dramatic excerpt from Cat's Cradle's Junk, which costs $12 including shipping and handling, click on the cover art below.
To order any of Lady G's books, please email Lady G with your name and email address, to let her know you are sending a money order along by snailmail. Lady G honors requests for her to autograph her books; just indicate to whom and whether there should be any special greeting (and if so, what).
Snailmail questions, comments and/or money orders for the books to Lady G at:
Gail M. Feldman
Lady G
P.O. Box 8541
Minneapolis, MN 55408-0541
Lady G is proud to announce Lady G's Magnificent Classified Ads and Auctions. Why does she mention it on the poetry page? Simple: here you can find announcements of online magazines, including literary magazines, and ads asking for writing submissions. Lady G defies you to find such ads in ordinary classifieds! Please give this a look-see (check under "Writers Wanted"):
Lady G was one of January 1998's featured poets in The Arbor.
OTHER POETS
Lady G would like to share with you access to as much information and discussion as possible regarding poets she admires. With this in mind she suggests you follow some of the poetic links below, at your leisure of course. Since she has only recently begun finding these things for you, there isn't much here yet... but there WILL be!
This is a link to the University of Minnesota's "Language of the Land" Project, which in 1990 had an exhibition in connection with John Berryman. So why look now? The biographical material and emotional insight contained here are of value.
Dream Songs and Nightmare Songs: The Balance of Style in the Later Poems of John Berryman By Jeffery Alan Triggs. This completely unadorned texty-looking html analysis of Berryman is despite appearances quite interesting.
Lady G is still exploring the web for good sites on Robert Browning and would appreciate any input she happened to receive. His poetry can always be found at the library; what she is looking for is either an extensive and well organized collection of his works, or analyses of an enlightening nature. The following has a lot of links to the various emphases (on Browning of course) of the different areas of its site:
Lady G is would like to find sites relating to Robert Lowell, Delmore Schwartz, Joni Mitchell (emphasizing her lyrics), Edgar Allan Poe, and... she once knew of a good source of Phil Ochs lyrics too.... This is by no means a comprehensive list of her favorite poets. It's just as far as she has gotten to date.
Did you know that Lady G had a message board where you can discuss poetry, post poetry or do any old thing you like regarding poetry EXCEPT (of course) be nasty? Well it's true!
Lady Genessa's Durand/Communityware community, named
NEW CHELM, also has numerous art/music/literature-related message folders, and you are invited to join (it's free) New Chelm and read/post to your heart's content.
NOTE: The writings on all of Lady G's pages are of course copyrighted and subject to the laws of the land and of the world; in the case of the published works excerpted on these pages, the author reminds you that they are further protected by the copyright under which they were originally published. More than "fair-use" quotation shall be by express permission only. (In other words, ask.
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