Description
Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. "Edward Foster's poetry, always exacting and infinitely sweeping, comes to us like a whisper from behind our own ears. . . His poems suspend themselves just above language, connotative of some understanding—perhaps common to all of us—that recedes at the brink of words. It is just on this cusp, with some doubt, some explaining, that we find Foster, and trust him to guide us on an impossible course. With pristine lucidity, he knows, the 'propositions weren't enough.'"—Brooklyn Rail
Author Bio
Edward Foster is the author or editor of more than forty volumes, including fourteen books of poetry and four in translation. His most recent work includes A LOOKING- GLASS FOR TRAYTORS (March Hawk Press, 2020), SOWING THE WIND (Marsh Hawk Press, 2016), and DIRE STRAITS (Marsh Hawk Press, 2012). He is the founding editor of Talisman, journal and books.
Author City: GREENFIELD, MA USA