by Greg Kuzma (Author) Greg Kuzma has been a central figure in American poetry since the late 1970s. More than 1500 of his poems have appeared in such journals as The New Yorker, The Atlantic, Poetry, The Hudson Review, Georgia Review, Ohio Review, Prairie Schooner, and many others. He is the author of more than twenty volumes of poetry, and he has long been a prolific critic of contemporary American poetry with reviews appearing in some of the country's most important journals. This new volume, Selected Poems, focuses on the best of his shorter poems--Kuzma is also a master of writing the "long" poem. These selections are culled from a number of his books, including Good News, What Friends are For, The Buffalo Shoot, A Day in the World, Adirondacks, Wind Rain and Stars and the Grass Growing, all of them out of print. Additionally, some of the selections are taken from hard-to-find, limited edition fine-press titles; their appearance in Selected Poems marks the first time they have been available to a larger readership. Author Biography GREG KUZMA recently retired from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as Professor Emeritus, having taught poetry writing at all levels there for forty-two years. A prolific writer, his poetry has appeared in some of the most significant journals in this country, and his many books include Good News, The Buffalo Shoot, Village Journal, For My Brother, and News for the World. He lives in Crete, Nebraska. Number of Pages: 100 Dimensions: 0.61 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN Publication Date: May 25, 2017