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More copies of this ISBN:Approximately Paradiseby Floyd Skloot
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Floyd Skloot's fourth book of poetry is his most poignant and tender collection, and his most passionate. This volume follows on the heels of his intensely interesting, soul-stirring memoir about living with brain disease, In the Shadow of Memory. These new poems explore some of that territory with eloquence and sheer primal power, while other poems describe the aspects of his life that-despite his daunting challenges-approximate paradise. Those discovering him for the first time will find themselves in the hands of a master, described by the Harvard Reviewas "a poet of singular skill and subtle intelligence." Floyd Skloot's memoir, In the Shadow of Memory, won the 2004 Pen Center USA Literary Award, and the Chicago Tribunenamed it one of the Best Books of 2003. His acclaimed and award-winning poetry has been published in Atlantic Monthly, Harper's Magazine, Poetry, and countless other magazines and journals, as well as being widely anthologized. He lives in Amity, Oregon, with his wife, the artist Beverly Hallberg. Synopsis:Winner of the William Stafford Memorial Poetry Award and described by the "Harvard Review" as "a poet of singular skill and subtle intelligence," Skloot's poetry is eloquent with a sheer, primal power. Those discovering him for the first time will find themselves in the hands of a master. About the AuthorBorn in Brooklyn in 1947, Floyd Skloot has written 7 books of poetry, three memoirs and three novels. His poems have appeared in Atlantic Monthly, Harper's, Poetry, Georgia Review, Hudson Review, and many more journals and several anthologies. Winner of the Emily Clark Balch Prize in Poetry from Virginia Quarterly Review, Emily Dickinson Award from Poetry Society of America. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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