Language:EnglishPublisher:Bookleaf PublishingISBN-13:9798898656386UPC:9798898656386Book Category:PoetrySize:8.00 x 5.00 x 0.09 inchesWeight:0.119Product ID:SC0J7M1EW8
In Myths, Fables, and Philosophies, timeless legends collide with the fragile intimacies of human experience. Icarus dreams of New Jersey. Polyphemus rages at the injustice of history. Rapunzel's braid becomes both relic and grief. Through reinvention and requiem, these poems journey from ancient seas to modern boardwalks, from fairy-tale thorns to the asphalt lots of vanished diners. Howd reimagines the stories we think we know, uncovering in them hunger, tenderness, and loss. Lyrical, inventive, and deeply human, this collection invites us to ask: what if the tales we inherit are not endings, but beginnings we must learn to tell anew?
Language:EnglishPublisher:Bookleaf PublishingISBN-13:9798898656386UPC:9798898656386Book Category:PoetrySize:8.00 x 5.00 x 0.09 inchesWeight:0.119Product ID:SC0J7M1EW8
Howd, Eric Machan: - Eric Machan Howd is the author of seven collections of poetry, the most recent being Universal Monsters from The Orchard Street Press. His poetry has been the recipient of such awards as The Milton Kessler Poetry Prize and The Switchback Poetry Award, and his work has been translated in Slovene and archived in the national library of Slovenia. Eric's poetry reaches audiences across the globe.
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In Myths, Fables, and Philosophies, timeless legends collide with the fragile intimacies of human experience. Icarus dreams of New Jersey. Polyphemus rages at the injustice of history. Rapunzel's braid becomes both relic and grief. Through reinvention and requiem, these poems journey from ancient seas to modern boardwalks, from fairy-tale thorns to the asphalt lots of vanished diners. Howd reimagines the stories we think we know, uncovering in them hunger, tenderness, and loss. Lyrical, inventive, and deeply human, this collection invites us to ask: what if the tales we inherit are not endings, but beginnings we must learn to tell anew?
Howd, Eric Machan: - Eric Machan Howd is the author of seven collections of poetry, the most recent being Universal Monsters from The Orchard Street Press. His poetry has been the recipient of such awards as The Milton Kessler Poetry Prize and The Switchback Poetry Award, and his work has been translated in Slovene and archived in the national library of Slovenia. Eric's poetry reaches audiences across the globe.
