Barbara Leonhard and Nolcha Fox have a new book of poetry collaborations out!
The Zoom book launch is planned for Wednesday, Sept 4, at 9:30am Central Time.
Check out the details and a sample poem from the book to enjoy HERE and the link to the Google form so you can sign up to attend. You’ll receive the Zoom link in your email a few days before the event.
Some praise for Too Much Fun To Be Legal
Is there any better word to describe this book than WOW!? There truly is a relatable story in this collection for everyone. Nolcha and Barb are certainly two distinctly different people, yet through this collection, share one mind perfectly. Two different people flowing in harmony, the human equivalent of a Reece’s Peanut Butter Cup!
— Ken Tomaro, author of Potholes and Perogies
Writing is an act of community. Two poets working on the same poem(s) opens the door to a wider community and even wider wisdom. Nolcha and Barbara turn reading into an act of generosity and imagination that reaches far beyond their words. Too Much Fun to Be Legal is a tour de force, turning these poems into a glittering invitation for all of us to join in.
– Walter Bargen, Missouri’s first Poet Laureate, author of Too Late to Turn Back
Too Much Fun to Be Legal –sarcastic or spot on? Either way, it was insightful to take a metaphorical jaunt through the ups and downs of living, aging, and making choices in our world. You’ll enjoy this delightful collaboration; they’ve produced and presented poetry in such a quick-witted way.
– Susi Bocks, author of Every Day I Pause
I am a fan of the individual works of Barbara and Nolcha, and together they made an excellent poet duo. Too Much Fun to Be Legal is a brilliant and engaging collaborative collection of poems that make you rethink the nature of your own vision and structure of the world. The witty and remarkable play on words is what sets this collection apart from other published poetry books.
– Michelle Ayon Navajas, Amazon Best Selling Author of I Will Love You Forever, Too
Take this book in hand and find a quiet moment. As Nolcha Fox tells us in I’m no poetry groupie, “Images turn into / poems when / this old loner / basks in hush.” With Barbara Leonhard’s response, “My poems / are buried gems. / I dig in silence / searching / for each one,”you will be glad they found them.
– Ken Gierke, author of Glass Awash