Description
Poetry. "POEMS FROM THE POND is a beautiful, astute collection that from the 'ordinary' extracts the 'extraordinary'! Candice Stover's language is precise yet lush and the fact of a pond in Somesville, Maine, emerges as ever so much more than a fact. Informed by deep gratitude, her poems register a spirit presence that in the many guises of the seasons shimmers with feeling"--Baron Wormser. A lecturer in writing and literature at College of the Atlantic, Stover, is a former reporter for The Boston Globe who spent two years in Shanghai, China. She is also the author of Holding Patterns, selected by Mary Oliver for a Maine Chapbook Award, and Another Stopping Place. Her work was also in the anthology, The Other Side of Sorrow: Poets Speak Out about Conflict, War and Peace.
Author Bio
Candice Stover is an award-winning poet and writer who lives on Mount Desert Island. She has taught in Shanghai and New Zealand, as well as offering courses in the short story and poetry in translation at College of the Atlantic. She also continues to design and facilitate independent writing workshops, including a women's writing group that has met on Mount Desert Island since 1993. Her collections include Holding Patterns, which received a Maine Chapbook Award, and Another Stopping Place, part of the chapbook series of 20 New England poets issued by Oyster River Press.
Author City: Bell Harbor, ME USA