How To Live With What You Know

Peter Vallentyne
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How To Live With What You Know

Peter Vallentyne
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  • Published date: Jan 16, 2020
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 172
  • Publisher: BookBaby
  • ISBN: 9781543988482
  • Dimensions: 6.0" W x 0.4" L x 9.0" H
Peter Valentyne was awarded the prestigious Atlantic Monthly prize for poetry. His poems have appeared in various publications including: The Red Cedar Review and SUFI Journal, as well as the on-line Alchemy Lab. Mr. Valentyne is also a playwright whose plays include: The Unimagined Bridge, The Fortuneteller's Nostalgia, Candidates for God, The Aluminum Garden, Prater at Lethe, The Logic of Solids and Trusting Mr. Universe; all produced by Sage Theatre Company on Theatre Row. Peter has been an initiated Dervish in the Nimatullahi order of Sufis since 2012 and currently resides in Hell's Kitchen in NYC."In How to Learn to Live With What You Know, the dream rides shotgun with wakefulness and the reader finds a poet who embraces the paradox of identity as constructed by the rational mind conjoined with the self as a murmuration of shadows, untethered by reason and breaking mirrors at will. With dexterous language, Peter Valentyne evokes what comes of grappling with a mystery that at once confounds and thrills us, and because he has invited us into his poems, we are vividly reminded of our own contention with the riddle of being." ~Deirdre Jacobson, Award Winning Poet & Author

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