J. C. Scharl

City Nave

Arts & Literature

“Betsy K. Brown’s debut collection introduces a poet capable of deep love: love of the students who enter her classroom, of nature, of cities and buildings. In formal and free verse, Brown turns the clear eye of love towards the things of the world around her, revealing both their flaws and their luminous beauty so clearly that we cannot but see—and love—them too.”

Quarter Blend Polly

Arts & Literature

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Love That Moves the Sun and Other Stars

Arts & Literature

“Dante’s splendid Divine Comedy receives here a thoughtful, innovative commentary-in-verse. By adding his own voice to Dante’s, David Mosley reveals the drama of salvation and damnation at the heart of the Divine Comedy; the speaker takes us through hell as through the darkness of his own soul and gazes upon heaven as upon a realm where he might one day belong. Mosley’s collection is a lovely companion volume for reflecting on the Divine Comedy, full of lines that flash out with their own light.”