In the Cat's Eye

by Glenn Currie

Overview

A collection of Glenn Currie's original photographs with accompanying poems and reflections. Each event, each stranger, teaches us a little more about ourselves and our journey. Touch, smell, listen and see what this beautiful planet can offer during our time here.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014082839
Publisher:	Snap Screen Press
Publication date:	02/03/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	144
File size:	12 MB
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About the Author

Glenn K. Currie is a humorist, essayist and poet. He graduated with highest distinction from Dartmouth College when they still had an active NROTC program on campus (1965), and has taken post-graduate courses at Michigan State, Georgetown and Oxford University. In past lives he was a Naval Officer, Little League manager (softball), warehouse worker, legal aid, CEO and CFO in Corporate America, portfolio manager, paper boy, Eagle Scout, and door-to-door candy salesman. He plays a reasonable game of tennis, a bad imitation of golf and works out three days a week, unless he can find a decent excuse for not showing up.

He was a regular contributor to the Concord Monitor for two decades and has also been an occasional contributor to New Hampshire Magazine. He has written for several magazines and newspapers over the last thirty years. His poetry as been published in anthologies, a variety of journals. and four volumes of poetry.

Editorial Reviews

In the Cat’s Eye invites the reader on an introspective journey through life’s many phases. I felt a sense of calm awareness…enticing me to live with adventure and embrace these creatures that show up at my door.

Julienne Turner

Glenn Currie brings his poet’s heart and artist’s eye together once again in this beautifully produced new collection. There’s magic in every glimpse and daydream.

Michael Hermann

Glenn Currie’s book blends the…joy of life with some serious depths of insight. His juxtapositions of bright photography with equally vivid musings and metaphors are sometimes startling, sometimes consoling, but always memorable.

Rick Broussard