On The Other End Of Eight
Having now outrun it all
I leave a small infinity behind me
Where I was who I was
for what seemed forever
Until I found myself standing here
on the other end of eight
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Born in Bismarck, North Dakota and now living in Western New York, James Goertel's work has appeared in Manifold, LucidPlay, and Ascent Aspirations. He is the author of Carry Each His Burden, his debut fiction collection. He currently teaches writing at Penn State Erie. For further information, contact James through his Facebook page by clicking on the photo.
Fiction debut by James Goertel (click pic & go)
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Born in Bismarck, North Dakota and now living in Western New York, James Goertel's work has appeared in Manifold, LucidPlay, and Ascent Aspirations. He is the author of Carry Each His Burden, his debut fiction collection. He currently teaches writing at Penn State Erie. For further information, contact James through his Facebook page by clicking on the photo.
CARRY EACH HIS BURDEN
Fiction debut by James Goertel (click pic & go)
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- The Diaphanous Library / new poems 2011
- The Diaphanous Library / new poems 2011
- The Diaphanous Library / new poems 2011
- The Diaphanous Library / new poems 2011
- The Diaphanous Library / new poems 2011
- The Diaphanous Library / new poems 2011
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- A Document Of Days To Come
- A Part Of Everything / Apart From Everything
- All The Suns So Far
- Another Canvas
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- Book Of Luke
- Crows On The Snow / A Raven On My Shoulder
- Her Cautious Auburn Beauty
- Living In The Present Tense
- Low and Golden
- No Architecture Can Forget
- Omnium-Gatherum
- On The Other End Of Eight
- Poems My Father Gave Me
- Runes From A Cachinnating Pugilist
- September Becomes A Ghost
- The Butcher Grew Gladiolas
- The Diaphanous Library
- The Fall Of Us All
- The Rivers I Have Hidden From The Sea
- Train Songs And Horse Stories
- West Of Rome
- Year Of The Horse
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