Description
Poetry. "The latest in Susan M. Schultz's ongoing, cumulative epic is as gorgeous, far out, and effective as anything she's written. I love her deep but lightly held learning, her big heart, and that she's quotidian and funny. Our great poet of grief, Schultz is the calm at the center of storms of sorrow, confusion, loss, politics. Her sentences are so good they can make you (me) cry: 'My response to the death of a poet is to imitate his sentences like Matt Morris throwing Darryl Kile's curve two days after Kile died. Style's a form of grieving, one that threads out like a shawl over bent shoulders.' This—like the whole book—has her distinctive smartness, precision, and just plain beautiful writing."—Elinor Nauen
Author Bio
Susan M. Schultz, having retired from the University of Hawai`i, now walks Lilith and takes photographs on O`ahu and the Big Island. She is author of many books of poetic prose, including DEMENTIA BLOG and "SHE'S WELCOME TO HER DISEASE": DEMENTIA BLOG, VOL.2, as well as several volumes of MEMORY CARDS. Her most recent book is I WANT TO WRITE AN HONEST SENTENCE. For over 22 years she edited and published Tinfish Press.
Author City: HONOLULU, HI USA