Autobiography of a Book - Ingersoll, Glenn
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Those who fear the novel is dead or dying can rest easy. Between the pages of this revelatory revenant--the art form revivified with heart, humor, and layered perception--is a bildungsroman of a book, literally. "Can a novel that anthropomorphizes language be a page-turner? Glenn Ingersoll's AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A BOOK says, 'Yes!' And this reader agrees." --Eric Darton, author of Free City

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Those who fear the novel is dead or dying can rest easy. Between the pages of this revelatory revenant--the art form revivified with heart, humor, and layered perception--is a bildungsroman of a book, literally. "Can a novel that anthropomorphizes language be a page-turner? Glenn Ingersoll's AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A BOOK says, 'Yes!' And this reader agrees." --Eric Darton, author of Free City
Autorenporträt
Glenn Ingersoll is the author of the chapbooks City Walks (broken boulder, 1999) and Fact (Avantacular, 2012), and the prose poem epic Thousand (MCTPub, 2019). He has hosted Berkeley Public Library's poetry reading & interview series, Clearly Meant, since 2015. He keeps two blogs, LoveSettlement and Dare I Read. Ingersoll's poems have appeared in Prairie Schooner, The Quarterly, Cortland Review, and Columbia Journal, among other places. Glenn Ingersoll would like to thank Book for allowing him to claim authorship of this life.