Moving to Neptune: New & Selected. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Moving to Neptune: New & Selected

Characters from history, literature, pop culture, and fiction gather in a maze of farms & city streets to form a visionary collection.

EARL S. BRAGGS, UC Foundation and Herman H. Battle Professor of English at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, is the author of Hat Dancer Blue, winner of the 1992 Anhinga Poetry Prize selected by Marvin Bell. He is the author of these books from Anhinga Press: Walking back from Woodstock, House on Fontanka, Crossing Tecumseh Street, In Which Language Do I Keep Silent, Younger than Neil, Cruising Weather Wind Blue and Syntactical Arrangement of a Twisted Wind. He also is the author of Boy Named Boy [a Memoir] (Wet Cement Press) and Obama's Children (Madville Publishing).

"After Allyson," a chapter from his yet to be published novel, Looking for Jack Kerouac, won the 1995 Jack Kerouac Literary Prize. Other awards include Tennessee Arts Commission Individual Artist Grant and a Chattanooga Allied Arts Individual Artist Grant. Supported by Summer Fellowships from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, he has traveled and written in Russia, Ukraine, France and Spain. He is a native of Wilmington, North Carolina.