Soft Corps - Grossman, Dan
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This newly revised book of poems, originally published in 2010, centered around my experience as a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa. These poems deal with the volunteer experience, the experience of day-to-day village life, and the clash between the two. They are by turns, bawdy, sad, and as surreal as the Peace Corps experience itself. A number of these poems have been published in the following journals; pLopLop, INPOSSE, Five Fingers Review, Flying Island, Bathtub Gin. Others were published in Kilhohertz Country, a chapbook of poems published by GeekSpeak Unique Press--Dan Grossman…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This newly revised book of poems, originally published in 2010, centered around my experience as a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa. These poems deal with the volunteer experience, the experience of day-to-day village life, and the clash between the two. They are by turns, bawdy, sad, and as surreal as the Peace Corps experience itself. A number of these poems have been published in the following journals; pLopLop, INPOSSE, Five Fingers Review, Flying Island, Bathtub Gin. Others were published in Kilhohertz Country, a chapbook of poems published by GeekSpeak Unique Press--Dan Grossman
Autorenporträt
Dan Grossman teaches English composition at Marian University. He has worked as a managing editor and arts editor at NUVO, a team lead at Goodwill, and as a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa. He received master's degrees in English and nonprofit management from Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis. He has published poetry in So It Goes (a Literary Journal of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library), NUVO, Third Wednesday, Trash Sandwich, InPosse, pLopLop and The Indianapolis Anthology among other publications. His poem "Untitled," in this collection, was nominated for the Pushcart Prize by Trash Sandwich in 2023. He is editor of the website Indy Correspondent.