With No Need for a Name
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With No Need for a Name
Book Details
- Format
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- Category
- Poetry
- Condition
- New
- ISBN-13
- 9781475110111
- ISBN-10
- 1475110111
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ISBN: 1475110111
Author: Goertel, James
Condition: New
Product Description WITH NO NEED FOR A NAME collects one hundred poetic stills from author/poet James Goertel, which collectively act as a powerful and poignant meditation on the natural world and mankind's place in it. The poems in WITH NO NEED FOR A NAME were conceived as snapshots intended to capture and collect ephemeral moments and concrete observations through a personal lens in a type of literary photo album. In doing so, Goertel has created a collection which functions in the same way forgotten then found, black and white photos do, pulling simultaneously at both emotions and memories, upon both the heart and the mind. About the Author Born in North Dakota, James Goertel spent twenty years working in television for ABC, NBC, and ESPN, among others. "Carry Each His Burden" is his fiction debut and was published in 2011. His poetry collections "Each Year an Anthem" and "With No Need for a Name" debuted in 2012 followed by "Self Portrait" in 2013. Goertel's title story from "Carry Each His Burden" is one of only eleven stories to be chosen for inclusion in "Submitted for Your Approval"--Rod Serling Books' inaugural anthology published in April of 2015. "Oh Mercy"--a collection of faith-inspired poems--was published in late 2015. His writing has appeared in Short Story America, Ascent Aspirations, Manifold, LucidPlay, NexTV, The Quivering Pen, The Writer's Handful, Yareah Magazine, and The Next Best Book Club. His most recent collection of poetry "Manitou Ontario" was published in 2017. Goertel's short stories "Man Out of Time" and "All of My Mother's Names" appear in Short Story America Anthology Vol. IV and Vol. V respectively and "Approaching Silence" will be published in Vol. VI in 2018.
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