Books published by Bauhan (William L.),U.S.

Keen observations on life and place from a poet and father

Insightful and engaging Sabbath Meditations

Tamilio's poems systematically deconstruct the human condition of love and death, faith and despair, and transgression and redemption

Gustave Dores unforgettable images of Victorian London portray in stark contrast of the affluent world and the raw poverty of the slums

The eye-opening chronicle of a wetland and its inhabitants' fight for survival in a changing climate

Barking tells the tale of Emily and her sister Charlotte, two King Charles Cavalier Spaniels who live a happy, barking life in New York City, until the day everything comes crashing down-literally-all around them.

Making the case for the working man

The untold story of the children left behind by explorers Peary and Henson

This catalog has been compiled for an exhibition celebrating Quigley's life and work that will open at the Historical Society of Cheshire County (NH) in May 2017, and for the 250th anniversary celebration of the town of Nelson, NH, where Quigley lived for many years.

Alice B. Fogel's new collection explores what happens to boundaries-psychological, emotional, physical, formal, even syntactical-when people live together for a long time in one house. The house itself has the main point of view, and addresses all its inhabitants as "you."

Neil Mathison's writing explores the many ways in which the physical world influences our lives. He muses on heritage, boats, and the sea; ponders how living in the shadow of a volcano shapes a person; and ties the physical world to deeper themes of human life, such as relationships and personal tragedies.

A nephew's search for the uncle he never knew

Inspired by New Hampshire Public Television's award-winning series Windows to the Wild

After forty-seven years on Wall Street, Williams writes from home about what truly matters

"Being a poet is not a career, it's a life." - Philip Booth

A small tour, near and far

Winner of the 2014 May Sarton New Hampshire Prize for Poetry

A mini treasure-house of poems and quotations, centered on creativity and slowing down

First winner of Bauhan Publishing's May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize

Christian McEwen's first book of poetry

A love letter to the glories of the Maine Coast and to the human/animal bonds that can so enrich a life

A portrait of the artist and musician Rory McEwen, by his niece, the writer Christian McEwen.