Personal Histories - Driscoll, Tom
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In "Personal Histories," poet and essayist, Tom Driscoll shares a collection of short prose written over the past fifteen years. Touching on topics of war and peace, social justice and citizenship, race and reckoning, politics past and present, historical fact and fiction, this is a book that illustrates the challenges involved with simply being, simply paying attention to the world around and the workings of one's own mind. A trip to the movies, an online troll spat, an old photograph found in the desk drawer, a conversation overheard at a convenience store, light shining off the wings of an…mehr

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In "Personal Histories," poet and essayist, Tom Driscoll shares a collection of short prose written over the past fifteen years. Touching on topics of war and peace, social justice and citizenship, race and reckoning, politics past and present, historical fact and fiction, this is a book that illustrates the challenges involved with simply being, simply paying attention to the world around and the workings of one's own mind. A trip to the movies, an online troll spat, an old photograph found in the desk drawer, a conversation overheard at a convenience store, light shining off the wings of an airplane passing overhead -these are the spurs for speculation, consideration and argumentation, even an occasional prayer.
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Autorenporträt
Tom Driscoll has pubished several collections of poetry; including 'Odd Numbers' (lulu 2017), 'Instead of Peace' (lulu 2015) and 'Absence Singing' (lulu 2013). Recently, his poetry has appeared in three anthologies, "Yearning to Breathe Free: Poetry from the Immigrant Community"(Moonstone Arts Center, 2019) and "Art on the Trails: Marking Territory" (Route 7, 2019). PITTOC (Poetry in The Time of Corona Virus) Vol II, published in May 2020 as a benefit for Doctors Without Borders and Partners In Health. His poem "Duty Leave Home" was awarded the Wheeler Memorial Library Robert P Collen Prize in 2017.