P. V. LeForge lives on a horse farm in north Florida with his wife Sara Warner. He is the author of five books of poetry as well as several novels and story collections. In addition to writing, he does farm chores, plays music, and shoots target archery.
Poems about farms and horses and dressage. The e-book is a special edition featuring two extra poems, one
of which is "My Husband's an Ass," written by Sara Warner. Price: $13.95 trade paperback; $25 Limited
edition hardback.
LeForge's second full-length book of poems includes poems from 1980-2010. No clinkers in this one.
Price: $13.95 trade paperback.
This is the book that launched the career of award-winning poet P. V. LeForge. Serious and quirky at
the same time, these poems will transport you into realms that you were never sure--but always
hoped--really existed. Includes the underground classic "Anting." Price: $10 trade paperback.
LeForge's first book of stories: dark, suspenseful, humorous, or touching; you decide.
Price: $11.95 trade paperback.
Poems about golf, written by two guys serious about their game, but not too serious to stop and
take a good look around the course and a good look inside themselves as well. Here are poems
that will ring true inside everyone who has ever swung a club--poems that make you realize
that, if you put forth your best effort, there are no bad days in golf. Written with friend and
golf buddy John Pekins. Price: $10 trade paperback.
A long story-poem about some very unusual denizens of the Florida Everglades who band together
to stop a gang of poachers who have set up shop in their neighborhood. Trixie McQueen, Jumpy
Jim Camp, Smelly, Senor Skin, Big Ned, Sick Sam and the rest are characters you won't soon
forget. Written in a style between Longfellow and Robert W. Service, this book is a hoot
from start to finish. Price: $8 saddle-stitched paperback.
Shrimpboat captain Carla Conway thought her life was enough of a mess before she found her old
nanny dumped like a rag doll in the belfry of a long-abandoned church. With the help of her crusty
first mate Comer--and little from the sheriff--she investigates the old woman's death. What she
finds takes her deep into the myths and legends of the Florida swamps--and into the mystery of
her own origin. Book One of the North FLorida Trilogy, written with Anne Petty.
Price: $13.95 trade paperback.
Leaving Miami for the sunny shores of Panama City was supposed to be a good thing for the Rankin
family. Vicky has her PI license and Rick finally has a real job. But things aren't going to be
that simple. Instead, they are drawn into the nefarious doings of Snag, proprietor of a mysterious
museum on the edge of town where boards creak, cadavers reek, and laughter echoes down from the
rafters. Book Two of the North FLorida Trilogy, written with Anne Petty.
Price: $13.95 trade paperback.
LeForge's first solo novel about a brooding librarian who meets soemone that needs his help to solve an old family mystery. Their research takes them into the polit ical and theatrical arenas of early 1900s Tallahassee. Price: $14.95 trade paperback.
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