John Hegley Books

This collection of essays is concerned with fatherhood. It includes disparate viewpoints—funny, poignant, and philisophical, and reflects on the first inklings of male broodiness, the nine months of pregnancy, and the moment of birth and beyond.

A fantastic story of sticks and imaginative play.

This third volume from John Hegley is a collection of poems and prose pieces, accompanied by his humorous drawings. Included are pieces on cafes ancient and modern, Romans and Martians, and the mystery of men's face-cloths.

<b>Fans of the silly and outlandish will laugh out loud at this offbeat collection of poems, mischievously illustrated by the poet himself. </b> my doggie don’t wear glasses so they’re lying when they say a dog looks like its owner aren’t they John Hegley’s doggie may not wear glasses, but then, she is a carrot. Enter this celebrated poet’s weird, witty, and bespectacled world and meet the organic leek who has learned how to speak, the octopus who gets a nasty shocktopus, the boy who pretends his TV is a little dog, and a whole cast of other interesting characters. Surprising, serious, and sometimes just plain strange, this is a collection of poems even your dog will love.