Florida: Poetry and Prose
Florida offers lush landscapes,
infinite sunshine, and a chance for renewal. But its footing as a
place of refuge and joy continues to shift as easily as its miles of
sandy shoreline.
Florida: Poetry and Prose
by
Glenn Erick Miller
Genre:
Poetry, Fiction
Florida is a land of extremes.
Depending on the perspective, it can be seen as either beacon or
demon. It is an epicenter of dreams, both wonderful and broken. It
offers lush landscapes, infinite sunshine, and a chance for renewal.
But its footing as a place of refuge and joy continues to shift as
easily as its miles of sandy shoreline.
Florida: Poetry
and Prose explores our complicated relationship with place. This
love story serves as the backdrop for observations on identity,
family, and the desperate attempt to safeguard memories against the
march of time. The poems speak to the longing for human connection
and the promise of permanency. At the same time, they revel in satire
and the irony of setting down roots in a paradise that may soon be
underwater.
The collection is anchored by a pair of short
stories that pit tragedy-tested love against the stark realities of
nature and an increasingly uncertain world.
Glenn
Erick Miller is the award-winning author of “Camper Girl,”
a Young Adult novel, and “Red’s First Snow,” a picture book.
Another picture book, “What Can it Become?” won a Florida
SCBWI’s Rising Kite Award and is forthcoming.
He
earned his BA from SUNY Oswego and MA from Binghamton University.
During his long career in education, he has been a tutor, program
coordinator, GED teacher, and college professor. He divides his time
between New York’s Adirondack Mountains and Southwest Florida.
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