Faraway Tables - Goodman, Eric D
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Amazon bestseller in Contemporary Poetry and Poetry About Places Dec. 2024. Faraway Tables is a mesmerizing collection of poetry that captures the monumental and the mundane with eloquent precision. Written largely during the Covid pandemic, these poems are imbued with a reflective depth that explores the essence of human experience--ranging from the personal to the geopolitical. Goodman's insightful observations of life's transitions, especially in a world reshaped by pandemic isolation and technological shifts, reveal the courage it takes to love a life that's continuously evolving. Faraway…mehr

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Amazon bestseller in Contemporary Poetry and Poetry About Places Dec. 2024. Faraway Tables is a mesmerizing collection of poetry that captures the monumental and the mundane with eloquent precision. Written largely during the Covid pandemic, these poems are imbued with a reflective depth that explores the essence of human experience--ranging from the personal to the geopolitical. Goodman's insightful observations of life's transitions, especially in a world reshaped by pandemic isolation and technological shifts, reveal the courage it takes to love a life that's continuously evolving. Faraway Tables invites readers to savor the delicate flavors of experience, the tender beauty of other places and other times, and the enduring connections that define our shared humanity.
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Bestselling author Eric D. Goodman lives and writes in Maryland. He's the author of six previously published books of fiction. More than a hundred of his short stories, articles, and travel stories have been published in literary journals, magazines, and periodicals. Eric's recent poetry has been featured in more than twenty publications, including Gargoyle Magazine and The Main Street Rag. Learn more about Eric and his writing at www.EricGoodman.com