Poetry. Art. Images by Jonathan Marshall. "I often have a difficult time distinguishing between the memories of my childhood nightmares, the movie Time Bandits, and now KINGS OF THE F**KING SEA. At the heart of each is an unrecoverable distance from home. In Dan Boehl's poems, the sea is not home. If we stay on it, we will eventually drown in it, but there is nothing we can do. His poems are unforgivably wise. Like the sea, they are an unafraid mirror. And though they remind us it's always too late—that our adventure is a constant failure—their beauty keeps us afloat for just long enough"—Zachary Schomburg.
Author City: AUSTIN, TX USA
Dan Boehl's chapbook Les Miseres et les Mal-Heurs de la Guerre was published by Greying Ghost Press in 2010. He writes art reviews in Austin and works for the University of Texas...as adults looked on.
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