Lucky Enough - Kerrigan, Nancy
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The poems in Nancy Kerrigan's Lucky Enough: A Journey trace a life shaped by an Irish Catholic youth in Chicago, through love and heartbreak and illness, to hard work and a new sort of life in Hartford, and off to Ireland to meet relatives and learn of ancestors. It's a journey through time, geography, and the labyrinths of the heart. You don't have to be Irish-American to relate to the emotions and evocations in this poetry collection.

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The poems in Nancy Kerrigan's Lucky Enough: A Journey trace a life shaped by an Irish Catholic youth in Chicago, through love and heartbreak and illness, to hard work and a new sort of life in Hartford, and off to Ireland to meet relatives and learn of ancestors. It's a journey through time, geography, and the labyrinths of the heart. You don't have to be Irish-American to relate to the emotions and evocations in this poetry collection.
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Autorenporträt
Graduate course work at Trinity College in Hartford initiated Nancy Kerrigan's path to poetry. She is an alumnus of Wesleyan University's Writers Week, and workshops at the Frost Place in Franconia, New Hampshire. Her poetry appears in Nantucket: A Collection, Brett Van Ernst, editor. Caduceus Vol. 4, 5, 7 & 10 editor, Tony Fusco. Rattle, Vol.13, editor Tim Green, The Breath of Parted Lips: Voices From the Frost Place, editor, Sydney Lea. Her chapbook, The Voices: The Poetry of Psychiatry was published in 2009 by Finishing Line Press. She taught in the Schools of Nursing at Loyola University, St. Xavier University and Yale University. Poetry, for her is the artistic medium of choice to describe the complexities and ambivalences of the human mind. Kerrigan's first chapbook The Voices: The Poetry of Psychiatry, dedicated to her mentors and patient's that taught her, was published in 2009 by Finishing Line Press. It reflects the esteem she held for all engaged in the psychiatric communities where she worked as a psychotherapist in private & public hospitals.