Kirjahaku

H. G. Moser's "In Stream Poems" continues the author's exploration of the humor and underlying structure of language. Included in the collection are short lyrical poems, often aphoristic in nature, prose poems, and structural pieces that sculpt words and phrases. The puzzles and philosophical aspects of everyday life range freely throughout the book.

H. G. Moser's "Molly's Hill Poems" is a collection of short poems and prose pieces that probe the philosophical aspects of everyday life. The author's structural poems reveal sculptural forms and texture of language. There is much to think about and enjoy in this uniquely humorous work.

In "Prairie River Poems" the author continues his exploration of the shape and underlying form of language. The collection, reflecting the influence of Apollinaire and Brautigan, includes free verse, calligrammes, and other structural pieces, and an excerpt from a continuing prose poem. His travels into the corners of everyday experience present landscapes of humor that offer moments of contemplation and refreshment.