MARCH 2010
Driving With Dvořák
Throughout this stunning book of essays, we journey into memory through a music made of accumulation. Fleda Brown's voice is edgy, direct, yet surprisingly tender. A decrepit summer cottage, a brain-damaged brother, even an exhaustingly difficult father are all part of the symphony she offers her lucky readers. —Rebecca McClanahan |
ANNOUNCEMENTS
At the Dennos Museum April 11-June 13 Poems Selected for "The Dead," first published in Southern Poetry Review, is included in Best American Poetry, 2010 (Scribner) guest editor Amy Gerstler. Fleda's poem, "Roofers," from The Southern Poetry Review, was chosen by David Wagoner for the 2009 edition. The Washington Post Book World chose a poem by Fleda, "Here, In Silence," that ran on March 17, with commentary by Fleda. Brevity has an essay by Fleda, "The Moment" in their summer issue, no. 33. |