Sherry Audette Morrow on Faraway Tables: “Carries its Readers Across Boundaries”
Today's advance praise for Faraway Tables comes from poet Sherry Audette Morrow, author of Välittää. Morrow writes:
“‘I had only to let go of myself.’ 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, from the streets and suburbs of Baltimore to post-Soviet St. Petersburg, a Scottish pub, a public bath in Budapest, and beyond. Goodman’s collection Faraway Tables carries its readers across boundaries — the personal, the political, and the geopolitical — and into those vital realms of memory and time that recall us to the comfort, the connections, and the love that see us home.”
Learn more about the book, order information, and news about the collection by staying tuned to this blog and at www.EricDGoodman.com.
“‘I had only to let go of myself.’ 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, from the streets and suburbs of Baltimore to post-Soviet St. Petersburg, a Scottish pub, a public bath in Budapest, and beyond. Goodman’s collection Faraway Tables carries its readers across boundaries — the personal, the political, and the geopolitical — and into those vital realms of memory and time that recall us to the comfort, the connections, and the love that see us home.”
Learn more about the book, order information, and news about the collection by staying tuned to this blog and at www.EricDGoodman.com.
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