17 Holy Syllables E-book (pdf): A haiku for every Aliyah of every Torah Portion, by Rick Lupert. (instant PDF download after purchase)
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With just a few exquisite words, Rick Lupert fills in the white spaces between the Torah’s words, and offers holy insight, life wisdom, reverent irreverence, and sacred depth. It takes a poet to find the poetry of Torah, and a great teacher to share it. Rick is both. His book is a gift to us all. -Rabbi Ed Feinstein
One can always count on Rick to see things in ways that we would not otherwise have seen them. He has succeeded in finding messages within each parashah that are simultaneously uniquely personal and entirely universal. Humor and depth abound. Rick amplifies the timeless nature of the words of Torah, and fills each page with new perspectives. -Cantor Ellen Dreskin
Rick Lupert’s poetry is witty, knowing, wise, and a tonic to the seeking soul. -Rabbi David Wolpe
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The good people at Rothco Press have lost their minds and have released my three brand new travel-poetry books simultaneously! Thank you Rothco press! Here they are:
Professor Clown
on Parade
poetry written in Vermont, Maine and Connecticut
“A brilliant, beer-fogged take on America by one of the funniest, smartest poets around.”
Alexis Rhone Fancher
poetry editor, Cultural Weekly, seven-time Pushcart nominee |
Romancing the
Blarney Stone
poetry written
in Ireland
“Funny, observant and comforting, “Romancing
the Blarney Stone” is a
fine read from one of
my favorite poets.”
Amber Tamblyn
author and Actress |
Donut Famine
poetry written in
New Orleans
“…a delicate balance of reportage, recollection, and lyric introspection. More than an anthology of latest work…
a complete experience.
All aboard.”
Brendan Constantine
author of ‘Dementia, My Darling’ |
| $19.95, 296 pages
Read Poems | Buy on Amazon |
$19.95, 258 pages
Read Poems | Buy on Amazon |
$19.95, 232 pages
Read Poems | Buy on Amazon |
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I’m excited to announce the release of my first spoken word album! 23 tracks of poetry including 13 studio recordings, 8 live tracks, a “Fake” live track and an afterthought! (Not to mention special appearances from the entire Constantine family!) it will be like you were there!
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Check out this new interview with me by the good folks from Rothco press who will soon be releasing “Beautiful Mistakes”, my newest book of travel poetry written last summer in Seattle, Portland and Twin Peaks (a.k.a. Snoqualmie, Washington.) Thanks Rothco Press! Read it here.
You’ll find my poem “Dementia, My Darling”, written for Brendan Constantine’s book-of-the-same-name publication party, on pages 122-123 of the newly published 2017-2018 San Diego Poetry Annual. It’s a 469 page tome that should serve your poetry reading needs for decades to come. Thanks to the editors, especially Jeff Walt who asked for work from me, for including me in this extraordinary work of love. Get your copy here.
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Thanks to Rebeca Rose for this thorough and thoughtful article in the Santa Maria Sun in conjunction with my upcoming reading at the CORE Winery in Orcutt, California (Outside Santa Barbara). She even included a poem from my new book God Wrestler: A Poem for Every Torah Portion. Check out the article here.
Excited to report a poem I wrote for Leonard Cohen on his 80th birthday appears in this new anthology of poems celebrating his life and legacy. All proceeds benefit the Red Cross. Check it out on Amazon here.
A poem from my new book “God Wrestler” for this Torah Portion Ki Teitzei. Check out the book here.
I’m thrilled to report I’ve received my first ever “Best of the Net” nomination for my poem “When I Die” for it’s first appearance on the Poetic Diversity website here! Thanks so much to Marie Lecrivain and the entire Poetic Diversity staff for the honor! Check out the book Donut Famine here.
My poem “When I Die” from my book “Donut Famine” (Rothco Press, December 2016) http://amzn.to/2pJxKX4
My poem “Somewhere Over Canada” from my book “Romancing The Blarney Stone” (Rothco Press, December 2016) http://amzn.to/2pJxKX4
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