Postcards is a poetry collection by C. S. Giscombe, originally published in 1977 by Ithaca House. This early work represents one of the author's eight published books and showcases his distinctive voice in contemporary American poetry. The collection consists of 57 pages and was issued in paperback format. Giscombe's poetry often explores themes of landscape, identity, and the American experience, and this volume serves as an important entry in his body of work that would later include titles such as Here (1994) and Prairie Style.