Synopsis
"Once I began reading Just Waking, I had to read it straight through, late into the night. I had a growing need to experience the way these poems and their many voices move into the world of things and people and ghosts and ideas, with this speculative intelligence, this tender and sometimes comic discourse that by so loving a sense of what is beautiful in being alive always achieves the condition of music. I just didn't want the book to end."--Bill Tremblay
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About the Author
Christopher Howell s ten collections of poems include the recent Just Waking from Lost Horse Press. His poems, essays, and translations have also appeared in a number of anthologies and journals, including Antioch Review, Crazy Horse, Colorado Review, Denver Quarterly, Field, Gettysburg Review, Harper s, Hudson Review, Iowa Review, Northwest Review, and Volt. He has been recipient of three Pushcart Prizes and two National Endowment fellowships, as well as a number of other awards. Born in Oregon, he lives now in Spokane, Washington, where he teaches at Eastern Washington University s Inland NW Center for Writers.
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