Collected poems from the 2007 DC/Baltimore Slam Team.  Featuring poems from Chris August, Twain Dooley, Joanna Hofman, and Chris Wilson, this final collection from the combined forces of DC Slam and Baltimore SLAMicide speaks to the critical level of poetry from the Baltimore/ Washington area.  This collection also features four collaboratively-written poems, "Credits," "21," "I do," and "Sesame Street."

Cost: $7 (includes S&H)

What I'm Sayin' Ain't What I'm Tellin' You

Collected poems from the 2006 DC/Baltimore Slam Team.  Members Chris August, Twain Dooley, Joanna Hoffman, Rhonda Taylor, and Gayle Danley combinerise in this Rorschach test of a chap-book covering everything from dancing to swearing to journeying to raising children to calling out whack poets.  This crew was the first team from DC or Baltimore to make it to Finals at NPS, where they finished 4th.

Cost: $7 (includes S&H)

We Lick Our Wounds Because They Taste Good

Collected poems from the 2005 DC/Baltimore Slam Team. Members Chris August, Christian Drake, Jon Rechtman, Sonya Renee Taylor and Kimberley Zisa team up to bring you this stellar collection. With works ranging from why we love shopping at Whole Foods to how we can dig a better tomorrow, this collection has a little something for everyone.

Enjoy!

Cost: $12 (includes S&H)

Break in Case of Hindsight - Chris Wilson

After doing this for two years, Chris Wilson finally has a chapbook!!! Break in Case of Hindsight pulls together writing from Chris's arrival to the Baltimore slam scene in the fall of 2004 to the present. It includes a little taste of all types of poems. It includes such crowd pleasers as "Athlete's Foot," "Conflict," "Audio Anthems," "Waiting for Monday," and the haiku that make grown men cry. Like Wilson, the book is shiny and unlike Wilson, it costs only $7. (We all know that you can own Chris for a piece of pie).

Cost: $7 (includes S&H)

Chris August presents: Five Fundamental Flaws and a Few Assorted Virtues

Chris August is a complex person with many dimensions. By this, we of course mean, "Chris August has a whole lot wrong with him." This collection of poems is a celebration of cattiness, self-righteousness, vulgarity, judgment, and insecurity. And maybe a redeeming quality or two just to keep people guessing.

Cost: $7 (includes S&H)