$14.00
“Barton’s fine words poke air holes into the past in these poems of season and place, family and heart.”
–Diane Glancy, Award-winning poet
“Jim calls readers, time and again, to join him and his town, gazing at fireflies, listening for crickets, feeling the old walking cane, and forever smelling the blossoms of today and those from years and years past, lingering, never fully gone.”
–Scott Larkin, Editor
Rating: 
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Dirty Little Town
by Jim Barton
$14, paper
These poems celebrate life in small-town America. The “Dirty Little Town” is dirty because it is a working town, a lumber mill town. I hope you will buy the book and take a trip with me to a small town life that is too quickly disappearing.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
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