Euphony - Keith, Michael C
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Euphony: Micro Prose Poems contains works best defined as thoughts, both observational and insightful, expressed in laconic form. The collection delivers the reader through subatomic communiques, electric "jolts of awareness," about the ever-shifting realm of human emotion and experience-a world both known and exotic. In Euphony over 40 lyrical sketches inspire the reader to thought and inquiry-both familiarly-footed and utterly transcendent-about who we are and why we act as we do.

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Euphony: Micro Prose Poems contains works best defined as thoughts, both observational and insightful, expressed in laconic form. The collection delivers the reader through subatomic communiques, electric "jolts of awareness," about the ever-shifting realm of human emotion and experience-a world both known and exotic. In Euphony over 40 lyrical sketches inspire the reader to thought and inquiry-both familiarly-footed and utterly transcendent-about who we are and why we act as we do.
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Michael C. Keith is the author or coauthor of more than two dozen groundbreaking books on electronic media, which have resulted in numerous awards. Beyond that, he is the author of an acclaimed memoir, "The Next Better Place" from Algonquin Books and over 25 story collections--his latest titles include "Quiet Geography" from Cervena Barva Press, "The Late Epiphany of a Low-Key Oracle" from Scantic Books, Bodies in Recline from Pelekinesis, and "All the Noise in the Room" from MadHat Press. Keith has been nominated for an IPPY, Pushcart Prize, a PEN/Faulkner Award, among others, and was a finalist for the National Indie Excellence Award for short fiction anthology and a finalist for the International Book Award in the "Fiction Visionary" category. His work has been translated into several languages. He is professor emeritus at Boston College.