You may order a copy of any of the chapbooks listed from the publisher.  Or, you may contact James directly at jegreen159@gmail.com and purchase them at a ten percent discount with free shipping.

Isaac Returns to the Mountain and Other Poems Inspired by The Bible (Cyberwit, 2024) $15

https://www.cyberwit.net/publications/2205

This unique collection features Green’s inimitable, often ironic, take on many of Scriptures’ pivotal stories. You need not be a Bible scholar to enjoy Isaac Returns to the Mountain—just a lover of great poetry.”

Michael Escoubas, Poetry Editor, Quill and Parchment, and author of Ripples Into the Light—PhotoPoetry

Isaac Returns to the Mountain is a poignant reminder that, like Isaac, we also have our mountains to return to . . . . A tour de force of enlightened thought and well-crafted poetry.

Steven Owen Shields, Professor of Communications, University of North Georgia, and author of Random Acts of Childhood

Ode to El Camino de Santiago and Other Poems of Journey (Wipf and Stock, 2022) $5.00

Order at https://wipfandstock.com/9781666736007/ode-to-el-camino-de-santiago-and-other-poems-of-journey

"James Green’s carefully crafted, deeply felt poems are like reverse ekphrastic works . . . . Here are lines gathered from a world well traveled, of varied souls met in hazy afternoons or by moonlight.  Each is a gift of tears, laughter, or miracle.  These poems know the shape and dust of the path toward home."

-Jenny Kalahar, Editor, Last Stanza Poetry Journal

"James Green is indeed a pilgrim, a poet who consistently seeks 'to be in a place where strange is familiar' and to discern the spirit in the varied textures of everyday life, in the mysterious beauty of nature, and in the warm shadows of memory.  There are a number of pilgrimages to be savored here, but the end point of each is a profoundly human beauty."

-Jeffery Essmann, Editor, Catholic Poetry Room

"Green’s collection reminds us that travel introduces us not only to new landscapes and peoples but also to undiscovered parts of ourselves.  Ode to El Camino de Santiago and Other Poems of Journey is a gracious lesson in human nature.  What a beautiful stay against ethnocentrism, delivered in exquisite free verse and artfully nuanced forms."

-Mary Brown, Poetry Editor, Flying Island

"James Green shares with us insights not only from El Camino de Santiago but from his other destinations on this planet.  His opening poem urges us to find 'those sacred spaces where clarity comes not from tortured thought but alights as a winged peace in the quiet of night.' . . ." 

-Barry Harris, Editor, Tipton Poetry Journal