Singularities by David T. Manning

$14.99

 

Singularities brings wonder in detail upon detail from childhood until now, especially as it recounts experiences of your growing up in the church, the hope of puberty flaring unmistakably toward immortality, the promises, mysteries in a cat waiting for tuna, the dark needing and finding hope—and—most of all—love, forever, as words find music in every line.

Shelby Stephenson

 

In Singularities, David Manning delivers a truly remarkable reading experience. The images are telling. The settings of time and place are both immutable and oddly interchangeable. The voice that delivers them is exactly blunt enough to be credible without being abstruse. This is a book to hang onto forever, or at least for whatever time we have left.

–Phebe Davidson

 

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Singularities

by David T. Manning

$14.99, paper

978-1-63534-533-9

2018

David Treadway Manning is a Pushcart nominee and three-time winner of the North Carolina Poetry Society’s Poet Laureate Award. His poems have appeared in Southern Poetry Review, Tar River Poetry, Rattle, 32 Poems and other journals and is included in Literary Trails of Eastern North Carolina, a Guidebook (Georgann Eubanks). He is a past winner of the Longleaf Chapbook competition and Crucible magazine’s Sam Ragan Award. He has nine chapbooks, most recently The Girl Who Came Out with the Stars (Old Mountain Press, 2012) and Genes (Finishing Line, 2013). Previous full-length collections are The Flower Sermon (Runner-up for the 2007 Main Street Rag Poetry Book Award), Soledad (Main Street Rag, 2014) and the unserious Yodeling Fungus (Old Mountain Press, 2010). As the convener of the Friday Noon Poets of Chapel Hill he was coeditor of Always on Friday, a collection of that group’s poems. Dave and his wife Doris live in Cary, North Carolina.

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