The Next Bend In The River by C.J. Stevens

When his book The Next Bend in the River: Gold Mining in Maine (John Wade, 1989, ISBN 0-962) about discovering gold in Maine was published, many readers were amazed to learn that gold nuggets can be found by panning certain rivers. Stevens and his wife began prospecting in about 1970, and found gold in more than 30 rivers. Wade, 1992, ISBN 0-962), and Confessions: New and Selected Stories (John Wade, 1998, ISBN 1-88). They are The Folks from Greeley's Mill and other Maine Stories ( J. Stevens has written two collections of short stories, both under the name C. The Art of Bicycling: A Treasury of Poems (Justin Daniel Belmont (editor), Breakaway Books, 2005, ISBN 1-89).of German and Russian, University of Vermont, 2005, ISBN 0-977). So many heads, so many wits (Janet Sobieski, Wolfgang Mieder (editors), Dept.Talking animals (Charley Davey (editor), Juniper Press, 1978),.Flowering after Frost: the anthology of contemporary New England poetry (Michael McMahon (editor), Branden Books, 1975, ISBN 0-8283-1547-7),.For example, his poetry appeared, under the name John Stevens Wade, in His poetry has also appeared in the works of other people. Collected Poems (John Wade, 2002, ISBN 1-88).Shepherd without Sheep (John Wade, 2001, ISBN 1-88), and.The Uncertain Cartographer: selected poems of CJ Stevens (Oracle Press, 1981),.He then began publishing under the name 'C.J. Some of My Best Friends Are Trees (Sparrow Press, 1978).Well Water and Daisies (Northeast/Juniper Books, 1974, ISBN 1-55780-012-X),.The Cats in the Colosseum (Crossing Press, 1972, ISBN 0-91),.Gallery: Drawings by Tom Ricciardi (Poet & Printer, 1969),.

Drowning in The Dark (The Group, 1965),.

Two from Where it Snows, with John Judson (Northeast Chapbook Series, 1964),.

Climbs of Uncertainty (New Athenaeum Press, 1961),.

He published his next 13 books of poetry under the pen name 'John Stevens Wade'.

His first book of published poetry, and his only book published under the name 'Clysle Stevens', was Loose Stones: First Poems, published by Hitchcock Press in 1954. Stevens has written nearly 20 books of poetry. By 1990, his poems and stories had also been published in 400 magazines, and more than 50 anthologies and texts. He said he submitted his poems 'haphazardly' over the years to publishers, and he has been a contributor to The Nation, Prairie Schooner, Literary Review, Modern Age, The Post-Crescent, and other publications. He has published over 30 books, including poetry, short stories, non-fiction, and biography. The United States Library of Congress contains a special collection of Stevens' works.

The Next Bend In The River by C.J. Stevens