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Ball, Julian

 
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Synopsis

This book of poetry is titled "Inscape" referring to the inner essence of things -- it is a continuation of the poems published in "Muse" and deals with many similar themes: a questioning of things as they are or how they could be, the nature of yearning, striving, and survival -- the bonds that keep us together and that fall apart, our communion with Nature and one another, love, hope, the possibility of the unknown, the mystery of life --

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Biographie de l'auteur

Julian Ball, 40, was born in New York City to Charles and Eleanor Ball, both medical doctors. He has lived the major part of his life in Summit, NJ and currently resides in Montclair -- he attended Oberlin College for two years studying English literature; then, after a break, he enrolled in New York University where he majored in Spanish, spending his senior year with NYU in Madrid. He has worked as a social worker with homeless adults, adolescents in rehabilitation, women with Down's Syndrome, and tutoring men and women who have undergone incarceration -- He has enjoyed painting, writing, and making music from a young age.

Présentation de l'éditeur

This book of poetry is titled "Inscape" referring to the inner essence of things -- it is a continuation of the poems published in "Muse" and deals with many similar themes: a questioning of things as they are or how they could be, the nature of yearning, striving, and survival -- the bonds that keep us together and that fall apart, our communion with Nature and one another, love, hope, the possibility of the unknown, the mystery of life --

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9781434375636: Inscape

Edition présentée

ISBN 10 :  1434375633 ISBN 13 :  9781434375636
Editeur : AuthorHouse, 2008
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