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Besides being about noble, humble, and abominable fish like the Northern Pike, Sunfish, and Snakehead, Fishing for Eternity is about love, loss, family, friendship, time, and the hope of a hereafter. It is about two rivers--the Willow and the St. Croix--and how they intersect in the souls of immigrants and flow through the lives of their children. "The Lord does not subtract from our allotted time the hours spent fishing."
“Kent Gramm seems to have revisited his youthful origins as a ‘flexible, romantic Lutheran’ who knows, nonetheless, that ‘Krishna is blue’ in this new collection of refreshingly public odes that meander meditatively through memory, reverie, and narrative like the ever-changing-unchanging native rivers he celebrates. These are poems of pure spirit.”
—William Hathaway, author of Dawn Chorus: New and Selected Poems, 1971–2017
Kent Gramm is the author of fifteen books of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, including Nature’s Bible: The Old Testament through the Eyes of Creation; November: Lincoln’s Elegy at Gettysburg; Bitterroot: An American Epic; Cars: A Romantic Manifesto; The Prayer of Jesus: A Reading of the Lord’s Prayer; Somebody’s Darling: Essays on the Civil War; Sharpsburg: A Civil War Narrative; Psalms for Skeptics; Psalms for the Poor; and Public Poems. Visit www.kentgramm.com for descriptions and more information.