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Jason Myers grew up in western Maryland and graduated from Bennington College, where he studied with Mary Oliver. He received an MFA from NYU and an MDiv from Emory University, where he was an FTE Fellow sponsored by Ebenezer Baptist Church. He worked for a number of years as a healthcare chaplain before becoming ordained as an Episcopal priest. He is editor-in-chief of EcoTheo Review, and co-director of EcoTheo Collective, a nonprofit arts organization that celebrates wonder, enlivens conversation, and inspires commitments to ecology, spirituality, and art. His second book, A Place for the Genuine: Reflections on Nature, Poetry, and Vocation, will be published in 2024. He lives with his family in Texas.

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Jason Myers I am trying to write essays for a book I have under contract called A Place for the Genuine: Reflections on Nature, Poetry, and Vocation.
Jason Myers For me a poem usually begins with an image, or phrase. There's a music rummaging around between my ears, in my bones. I've had an experience that thri…moreFor me a poem usually begins with an image, or phrase. There's a music rummaging around between my ears, in my bones. I've had an experience that thrilled, overwhelmed, delighted me. I get obsessed with particular details, landscapes, ideas. The poems come, I work and rework them, some more come, I fit them together, throw them away, save them from the garbage.(less)
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“At some point in life the world's beauty becomes enough. You don't need to photograph, paint, or even remember it. It is enough.”
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“If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.”
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“When does ordinary craving become pathology? Now I think: When it becomes tyrannical enough to summon shame. When it stops constituting the self, and begins to construe it as lack.”
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