Reseña del editor:
Like a good pitcher, poet Philip Theibert keeps the reader off balance. He tantalizes with witty light-as-air offerings, then brushes us back with blazing lyric chin-music. Just as we lean in to pick up some comic narrative subtext, he plunks us with a merciless poem about love. Theibert is unrivalled in his use of baseball metaphors to comment on some larger issue. But he is particularly appealing in that, in many of his poems, baseball is the issue: the reader relives haunting midnight bus rides with career minor leaguers ... recognizes the hollowness in the plink of an aluminum bat ... witnesses the penetration of a man's obsession with baseball into every aspect of his life: family, career, relationships. Philip Theibert's Collisions at Home does what poetry is supposed to do. These poems illuminate and delight. They're accessible as a slow hanging curve, wicked as a scorching liner in the gap.
Biografía del autor:
Philip Theibert holds a MFA in Writing. He has worked as a speechwriter, copywriter, reporter, editor, technical writer among other writing jobs His latest books are: Collisions at Home: The Baseball Poems of Philip Theibert, The Blockbuster Book of Brain Expanding, Creativity Enhancing Writing Exercises, Potato Chip Economics and The Most Creative, Escape the Ordinary, Excel at Public Speaking Ever . Additional books written include: Business Writing for Busy People, How To Give A Damn Good Speech, Lessons in Corporate Change. His articles have been published in The Wall Street Journal, Writer s Digest, Toast Masters, Executive Speaker, Vital Speeches, Manager's JournaI and other publications. Short stories and poems have appeared in Mobius, AURA, The Steel Toe Literary Review, Wingspans, Capstone and other publications. Theibert is a Pushcart Prize nominee.
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