by Toni Ortner | Sep 18, 2013 | Books
An elegant pink water lily floats on the cover of The Water Poems by Toni Ortner. This beautifully printed book contains 24 clear poems that have appeared in fine literary magazines. Toni’s work alters to record and encompass what is, so this book among l6 others is...
by Toni Ortner | Jan 23, 2013 | Books
by Moon Publishing and Printing, Inc. This book honors famous women writers, artists and visionaries of the 20th century as well as ordinary women who were innocent victims of war and genocide. A special section is devoted to Lyn Lifshin, and there are poems about...
by Toni Ortner | Jun 18, 2012 | Books
“Summoned contains the stories of six famous women from history, each on a spiritual path. I have selected specific women who, through their positive vision, significantly altered their society. “Each woman tells her story from first person point of view...
by Toni Ortner | Nov 1, 2008 | Books
The poems in The Ides of March were published in literary journals during the l970’s during the Women’s Movement, a time of consciousness raising groups. At that time Toni Ortner who lived in New York edited and published Connections which was supported by...
by Toni Ortner | Feb 23, 2003 | Books
Real Stories is the first all-inclusive reading and writing textbook in the United States specifically designed and class tested for success with Black, Hispanic, and multicultural students. As Toni explains… By the time these students arrived in my classroom, they...
by Toni Ortner | Sep 29, 1979 | Books
(Timberline Press, 1979) Originally published by Timberline Press in a handset and hand printed limited edition of 200 copies with a hand cut and hand printed serigraph. The title poem was written in Rome; the lyrical quality of the book evokes another century....
by Toni Ortner | Nov 23, 1976 | Books
(Basilisk Press, 1976) Review by Helen Cooper in Motheroot Journal. The title poem, “Entering Another Country” is dedicated to Eli Bodi Enzer, who died. There are exuberant, rich landscapes of imagined travel, journeys into the visual worlds of Grandma Moses and...
by Toni Ortner | Oct 27, 1976 | Books
(Greenfield Review Press, 1976) Never Stop Dancing originally published by the Greenfield Review Press. “This is about the experience of being in a mental hospital although it could be about being in any type of prison. The specific are here, and it is well written.”...
