The Seven Yards of Sorrow - Cowen, David E
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The Seven Yards of Sorrow is a collection of poetry that tells the stories of several lost souls from the island of Galveston, TX. Historically, the island had several burial problems its weather made it difficult to properly give their dead a peaceful resting place. The amount of lost souls is immeasurable. The poems in this collection provide a chilling and historical story that lingers around the island of Galveston.

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The Seven Yards of Sorrow is a collection of poetry that tells the stories of several lost souls from the island of Galveston, TX. Historically, the island had several burial problems its weather made it difficult to properly give their dead a peaceful resting place. The amount of lost souls is immeasurable. The poems in this collection provide a chilling and historical story that lingers around the island of Galveston.
Autorenporträt
David Cowen is the author of four books of poetry including Sixth and Adams (PW Press 2001), The Madness of Empty Spaces (Weasel Press 2014) and The Seven Yards of Sorrow (Weasel Press 2016), the latter two being named to the Bram Stoker Award Preliminary Ballots. David's fiction, poetry and nonfiction have been published in magazines, journals and anthologies in the United States, Great Britain and Australia. David is also the editor of the Horror Writer's Poetry Showcase Volumes III and IV. David is a Lifetime Member and former President of the Gulf Coast Poets Chapter of the Texas Poetry Society. David is currently the editor of the Horror Writers Associations' Poetry Blog. You can find more information regarding David at www.decowen.com.