Recorded live at the world renowned Fitzgerald Theatre in St. Paul, Minnesota, enjoy the finest group piece and collaborative poems from all over North America. Enjoy the work of the teams from New Orleans, Pomona, Santa Cruz, Oakland, Vancouver, Minneapolis, Fort Worth, Ocotillo, Seattle, Urbana and Toronto. Subject matter is as varied as the multiple minds of poets can make it.

All poems are safe for students and teachers. Rated the equivalent of PG. Poems by Taylor Mali, Sonya Renee Taylor, Blair, Simone Beaubien, Scott Woods, Zork, Taz Yamaguchi, Henzboku and Elizabeth Thomas. All expertly MC'ed by Deb Marsh. Also contains special additional footage of the judges and Zork's insight on how to lose a slam. This is just as good as SLAM SAFE I (some say it's better) and contains more added value. It's a good buy and it is great for use in the classroom or at work.

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PRICE REDUCED! Have you ever wondered what dogs are thinking? Or how they see their world? Steve Marsh became an “accidental dog whisperer” one day when he sensed his Black Lab-Rhodesian Ridgeback was trying to tell him about an idea for a book of haiku. What resulted was Dog-ku, a genuinely funny celebration of dogs (and their issues). Featuring haiku on topics ranging from treats, food, and hygiene to commentary on cats, squirrels, and other breeds, Dog-ku tackles the wonders and frustrations of dog life from a dog's perspective. Utterly irresistible and totally relatable for dog-loving humans of all breeds, Dog-ku is sure to have you laughing in a mere three lines and seventeen syllables! Published by St. Martin's Press a subsidiary of Macmillan.