The Invisible Season Poems
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"A book of profound and responsible artistry" (Donald Revell).
"These poems . . . are testaments to the recurrence of transcendence in our lives and to our human longing for it in its absence" (Marilyn Krysl).
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Nancy Andrews' new book speaks from a variety of exotic and evocative locations around the world-Tibet, the Andes, Africa, Italy; and her own back yard. In poem after poem, with unfailing grace, she meditates on perennial questions of time and identity, love and art, the sufferings of history and the exaltations of the human spirit.
About the Author
Nancy Andrews is the author of a previous collection of poetry, Dimensions (Graphic Impressions, Inc.). Her work has appeared in numerous periodicals, including The Kansas Quarterly, Wisconsin Review, Hampden-Sydney Poetry Review, and Kentucky Poetry Review, and in a variety of anthologies. Educated at Stephens and Lindenwood Colleges, she resides in Golden, Colorado. She and her husband have two grown children, Bradford and Karen.
The Invisible Season Poems
$10.99
Sale price
$10.99
Regular price
"A book of profound and responsible artistry" (Donald Revell).
"These poems . . . are testaments to the recurrence of transcendence in our lives and to our human longing for it in its absence" (Marilyn Krysl).
Product Description
Nancy Andrews' new book speaks from a variety of exotic and evocative locations around the world-Tibet, the Andes, Africa, Italy; and her own back yard. In poem after poem, with unfailing grace, she meditates on perennial questions of time and identity, love and art, the sufferings of history and the exaltations of the human spirit.
About the Author
Nancy Andrews is the author of a previous collection of poetry, Dimensions (Graphic Impressions, Inc.). Her work has appeared in numerous periodicals, including The Kansas Quarterly, Wisconsin Review, Hampden-Sydney Poetry Review, and Kentucky Poetry Review, and in a variety of anthologies. Educated at Stephens and Lindenwood Colleges, she resides in Golden, Colorado. She and her husband have two grown children, Bradford and Karen.