Kevin Walzer's critical book, The Ghost of Tradition: Expansive Poetry and Postmodernism, is the definitive study of the New Formalist/New Narrative poetry movement. Now, in Greater Circles, his second poetry collection, Dr. Walzer establishes himself as one of the leading second-generation members of that movement.
Written in a variety of forms, these lyrics and narratives gracefully explore the joys and burdens of love. Unflinching in their gaze at love's demands and our human failings, they also celebrate the spiritual and physical connections that love affords. As the critic and poet Kevin Bezner has said of Dr. Walzer, "He is a poet who wants to explore all the poetic tools available to him, but the story he tells is always of primary importance."
Kevin Walzer is a widely published poet and critic. His critical study, The Ghost of Tradition: Expansive Poetry and Postmodernism (1998), was named an Outstanding Book by Choice. His first collection, Living in Cincinnati, was published in 1995 by the Cincinnati Writers' Project.
$16.00, 74 pages, ISBN 0-9708667-1-2
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Living in Cincinnati
"Kevin Walzer's poems...have a powerful reality, an immediacy, an authenticity, and an emotional force that can only come from belief and imaginative empathy."--Frederick Turner
$7.95, 56 pages, ISBN 0-9633551-1-2
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