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Writes for a Living
Lives for Writing Eric D. Goodman is author of Faraway Tables (Yorkshire Publishing, 2024), Wrecks and Ruins (Loyola University's Apprentice House Press, 2022), The Color of Jadeite (Apprentice House Press, 2020), Setting the Family Free (Apprentice House, 2019), Womb: a novel in utero (Merge Publishing, 2017), Tracks: A Novel in Stories (Atticus, 2011), and Flightless Goose (Writer's Lair, 2008). |
Faraway Tables
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“Faraway Tables is a dazzling collection … with surprise detonated in many of the poem's last lines.”
-- Toby Devens, My Best Mid-Life Crisis (Yet) “These poems are condensed journeys reminding us of what shapes us …” -- Deanna Nikaido, How to Write A Poem “… playful, erudite, perceptive. Norman Rockwell in words.” -- Hezekiah Scretch, poetry editor, Fleas on the Dog Literary Journal “Goodman’s reminiscences have a quiet exuberance, like finding a table for two in one’s mind …” -- Kim Gek Lin Short, China Cowboy, Run “With the insight of a global citizen and his cheeky good humor, Eric D. Goodman challenges us to let go of self and traverse unfamiliar climes …” -- Sherry Audette Morrow, Välittää “… the poems in this collection reveal a mind brooding on the vastness of experience and the essential values that make life worth living ...” -- Charles Rammelkamp, Field of Happiness “Goodman's thoughtful explorations of his place in a world nearly out of grasp offer insight into the courage necessary to love a life that's no longer altogether familiar.” — Barbara DeCesare, Silent Type |
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