Jagged Edge of the Sky - Coomer, Paula Marie
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A free black man in London wanders too close to the docks on the wrong day. A woman gives birth alone in a barn loft near an Australian outback crossroads. A mother removes her apron, walks away from her family, and tells her secrets only once. A woman in a California living room sobs as her husband informs the assembled adult children that the youngest is only half-brother to the rest. A mental health agent in Idaho struggles with addiction, bureaucracy, and an affection for one of her charges, a dark-haired transient from Australia. In Paula Marie Coomer's Jagged Edge of the Sky connections…mehr

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A free black man in London wanders too close to the docks on the wrong day. A woman gives birth alone in a barn loft near an Australian outback crossroads. A mother removes her apron, walks away from her family, and tells her secrets only once. A woman in a California living room sobs as her husband informs the assembled adult children that the youngest is only half-brother to the rest. A mental health agent in Idaho struggles with addiction, bureaucracy, and an affection for one of her charges, a dark-haired transient from Australia. In Paula Marie Coomer's Jagged Edge of the Sky connections of blood and circumstance emerge from a kaleidoscopic narrative in which these and other characters navigate rugged personal terrains of loss and hope. The resulting literary landscape is spare and challenging as the Australian outback, mythical as the American West. With a relentless eye, Paula Marie Coomer flinches from neither the gruesome nor the humorous in this fractured tale of loners, siblings, parents, and lovers.
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Paula Marie Coomer is a poet, novelist, short story writer, essayist, and sometimes food writer. The daughter of over two hundred years of Kentucky Appalachian farmers, she lived most of her childhood in the industrial Ohio River town of New Albany, Indiana. Her work has appeared in many journals, anthologies, and publications, most recently Perceptions, Spilt Infinitive, and the anthology, Teaching as a Human Experience, from Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Ms. Coomer is the author of four books of literary prose and poetry, as well as the cookbook, Blue Moon Vegan, and a food memoir, Blue Moon Vegetarian. Books of note include the well-received novel based on her years as a public health nurse, Dove Creek, the short story collection Summer of Government Cheese, and Nurses Who Love English, poetry. Coomer lives near the mouth of Hells Canyon in southeast Washington State where she is writer-in-residence for a writing retreat and workshop program in the Idaho Rockies known as Clearwater Writers. She has just completed work on a third novel. Find out more at www.paulamariecoomer.com.