Description
Written in the shadow of the Ford Empire, this poetry collection touches on everything that tangled history connotes: labor battles, cars, ecological peril and the triumph of the human spirit.
In this widely-published collection of poems, Cal Freeman uses the lyric to annotate his world with an eye toward preserving the natural treasures of The Great Lakes Basin. With a foreword by Peter Kline.
Poetry.
Author Bio
John "Cal" Freeman is a poet and essayist from Dearborn, MI. He is the author of the book Fight Songs, and his writing has appeared in many journals including Southword, The Moth, Passages North, Hippocampus, Southwest Review, and The Poetry Review. He is the recipient of the Devine Poetry Fellowship (judged by Terrence Hayes) and winner of Passages North's Neutrino Prize. He currently serves as Writer-in-Residence with InsideOut Literary Arts Detroit and teaches at Oakland University.
Author City: DEARBORN, MI USA