From Salt to Sage - Ciancio, Lorraine Lener
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From Salt to Sage is a collection of personal essays that captures the arc of a colorful American life, beginning with the author's Italian family in New York through her flight to the Southwest and beyond, and her subsequent return east in her seventies to family ties and new love. "Brilliant detail-a potpourri of passion, sweet melancholy and the howl of summer. What else could you want? Read this book for pure delight. The author has come home to her voice in this zigzag life." -Natalie Goldberg, poet, painter, teacher, author of the classic Writing Down the Bones "An imaginative and deeply…mehr

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From Salt to Sage is a collection of personal essays that captures the arc of a colorful American life, beginning with the author's Italian family in New York through her flight to the Southwest and beyond, and her subsequent return east in her seventies to family ties and new love. "Brilliant detail-a potpourri of passion, sweet melancholy and the howl of summer. What else could you want? Read this book for pure delight. The author has come home to her voice in this zigzag life." -Natalie Goldberg, poet, painter, teacher, author of the classic Writing Down the Bones "An imaginative and deeply beautiful collection of essays that explore with poetic intelligence the experiences of place, identity, family and love. With a vivid prose, the author allows us to travel with her to her childhood, her Italian heritage ... from New York to Italy to New Mexico and back. Her voice is engaging and real. A collection that will touch your heart." >"By turns humorous and moving, and imbued with a depth of insight and finely wrought prose. Highly recommended." -Sean Murphy, Hemingway award-winning author of Hope Valley Hubcap King and The Time of New Weather "From the salt air of the northeast coast to the fragrant dry sagebrush of the Southwest-and back again-the author takes us on a whirlwind journey of discovery, wonder, and wisdom. A collection of vivid personal essays, enriched by the author's poignant poetry and evocative photography (with some family recipes thrown in)." -Bonnie Lee Black, author of three memoirs: Somewhere Child, How to Cook a Crocodile, and How to Make an African Quilt
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Lorraine Lener Ciancio's poems and essays have been published in numerous anthologies and literary reviews. She wrote for a weekly newspaper's arts section and published articles in magazines on subjects close to her heart, as well as others she wasn't really interested in. Her photographs have appeared in many different publications and in the books of other authors. She was the longtime editor of the SOMOS annual anthology, Chokecherries, and curated Right to Write programs sponsored by PEN America and SOMOS (the literary society of Taos, New Mexico). She lived in Taos, New Mexico, for many years and now lives in northern New Jersey, across the river from Manhattan. Close by, but not too close, to where she started out in The Bronx.