Nobody Lives On Arthur Godfrey Boulevard

by Gerald Costanzo

"For twenty years I have enjoyed the high intelligence and marvelous, civilized wit of Gerald Costanzo's poems. These new poems are his best yet, sharper and more highly skilled, the products of a poet who has devoted his life to the thing he loves." —Paul Zimmer

77 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1992

Reviews

[Leonard · Rating 4 out of 5]

I remmeber when Poet Gerald Costanzo came to the Introduction to Poetry Writing class I was taking at Boise State University, taught by Judith Root. This was probably in the early 90s. He read his works to us and talked about writing. I've read this book, which he signed, before, but these poems are solid and timeless. It's been about 20 or more years and they'll be just as strong in another couple decades. That reminds me that I should read more of Costanzo's work.

[Mills College Library]

811.54 C838n 1992