Poems For Pickin' - Pugh, Craig
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These pure prairie poems range from the silly to the sublime, the cosmic to the comedic, and the tragic to the absurd. The author's interests in astronomy, astrology and mythology make much of his poetry particularly colorful. While the volume starts out invoking pleasant scenes of bygone eras and neighborhood bars, it ends up with poetry on world events that is frighteningly real: January 6, guns, democracy, and dictators. And of course, Ukraine. Replete through all of these verses are deep insights into human relationships, and a quest for spirituality.

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These pure prairie poems range from the silly to the sublime, the cosmic to the comedic, and the tragic to the absurd. The author's interests in astronomy, astrology and mythology make much of his poetry particularly colorful. While the volume starts out invoking pleasant scenes of bygone eras and neighborhood bars, it ends up with poetry on world events that is frighteningly real: January 6, guns, democracy, and dictators. And of course, Ukraine. Replete through all of these verses are deep insights into human relationships, and a quest for spirituality.
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Autorenporträt
Craig Pugh has been writing, editing, or teaching writing since 1975 when he was assigned as editor of the Goodfellow Air Force Base newspaper in San Angelo, Texas. He next was a staff writer on Airman Magazine, the official magazine of the U. S. Air Force, and followed that with a stint as editor of the Air Combat Command News Service at Langley AFB, Virginia. While in the Air Force, Pugh was named the top feature writer in the U. S. Government (1981 National Association of Government Communicators annual "Blue Pencil" award). Leaving government work in 1987, he was the city hall reporter for the Longview (Texas) News-Journal, and then an English and writing instructor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha as well as Metropolitan Community College for twenty years.