it emphasizes the self
An indispensable guide for those who thought they knew Venice well or would like to discover the other face of the city
'This book is a love affair between the poet and the English language with flirting passion and yes even a tiff or two but each giving as good as the other all with quirkiness and humour
they linked far-flung and historically segregated neighborhoods while also crafting urban-rural
Despite the many ways in which what the cardinal has to say belongs to a past that the progress of reason would seem to have left irrecoverably behind
Still on Earth Lynn M. Hudson it emphasizes the selfWith Still on Earth, David Romtvedt addresses the sometimes disconcerting, sometimes thrilling, and, if we accept the writer's premise, always wacky crossings experienced by figures identified as the person, the poet, and the angel. All three intersect and collide with the society and culture within which they exist, prompting speculation that uncertainty could be preferable to knowing. Romtvedt's delightfully plainspoken and immediate poems probe the