Time's Tyranny - Moore, Jean P.
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Jean P. Moore's Time's Tyranny brims with images of life's simultaneity. Nature flourishes and dwindles, love heartens and crushes, joy and peace sustain and crumble. Birth, love, death under the watchful eye of the tyrant, time. National Book Award nominee for poetry, Maureen McLean has called Time's Tyranny "a book of memory and swift reckonings" and says, "Moore's work is simultaneously sensual and astringent." This is a poet who "combines in perfect balance a lyric gift with meditative inclination." Poet Judith Baumel calls Time's Tyranny a "wise and lovely collection," enabling readers "to experience both the tyranny and the magic of time."…mehr

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Jean P. Moore's Time's Tyranny brims with images of life's simultaneity. Nature flourishes and dwindles, love heartens and crushes, joy and peace sustain and crumble. Birth, love, death under the watchful eye of the tyrant, time. National Book Award nominee for poetry, Maureen McLean has called Time's Tyranny "a book of memory and swift reckonings" and says, "Moore's work is simultaneously sensual and astringent." This is a poet who "combines in perfect balance a lyric gift with meditative inclination." Poet Judith Baumel calls Time's Tyranny a "wise and lovely collection," enabling readers "to experience both the tyranny and the magic of time."
Autorenporträt
Award-winning author, Jean P. Moore, is a novelist, poet, and non-fiction writer. Her novel, Water on the Moon, was published June 2014 and was the winner of the 2015 Independent Publisher Book Award for contemporary fiction. Her work has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and literary journals such as up street, SN Review, Adanna, The Timberline Review, Angels Flight Literary West, Distillery, Skirt, Slow Trains, Long Island Woman, the Hartford Courant, Greenwich Time, and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Additionally, a memoir piece, "Leaving Charles," appears in Persimmon Tree. Several anthologized poems can be read in Women's Voices of the 21st Century, 2014. She is a member of the Academy of American Poets and Pen America. Jean, her husband, Steve, and their black Labrador retriever, Sly, divide their time between Greenwich, Connecticut and Tyringham, Massachusetts where they are frequently found hiking and exploring the Berkshires hills. Jean, a certified yoga instructor, taught for many years in the family's converted barn, aptly named the Yoga Barn. Website: www.jeanpmoore.com.