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Connell, Frances Garrett

 
9781401099626: The Rest Is Silence

Synopsis

Frances Garrett Connell (b. 1949) completed degrees from Barnard College, the University of Virginia, and Columbia University and has taught at Kabul University, University of Pennsylvania, St. Mary¿s Seminary and University, Montgomery College, and George Mason University, as well as at Lycee Mahasty and Lansdowne-Aldan High School, and for Montgomery County (Maryland) Adult Education programs. She has also done consulting for Peace Corps, Bread for the World, World Hunger Education, International Educational Forum, and other organizations. Her poems, articles and stories have appeared in some thirty magazines, as well as organization and association newsletters, the anthology But Can They Do Field Work? (OGN Publications), and The Christian Science Monitor. Other books by the author include: The Rest is Silence: Selected Poems (Xlibris), and four volumes published under a biography-oral history imprint, A Reminiscence Sing: Marcia: a Book of Memories; Dave¿s Words; The Collected Poems of John Stephen Garrett; and The Banyan Tree. She is working on fine-tuning a pictorial essay and memoir on living in Afghanistan from 1973-1976, Children Kept from the Sun; another collection of poetry, This Side of the Truth; and a novella-short story collection named The Hare in the Moon and Other Stories. From her home in Silver Spring, Maryland, she awaits¿like gifts¿the actual and visiting presence of three ¿mostly grown-up¿ Irish-named sons, and her husband, Tom.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

This eclectic selection of poems straddles decades, generations and continents and constitutes the stories collected by the author over a lifetime. The works reflect on the human condition, what the oral historian Studs Terkel called "life and its uncerta

Biographie de l'auteur

Frances Garrett Connell is a former Peace Corps volunteer. She did her doctoral dissertation at Columbia University on the Afhgan village of Tashkurghan and its uses of literacy, The Authoring of Selves: Literacy and its Indigenous Forms in a Traditiona

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