A Pound of Cure suicidal child Recipient of the prestigious Distinguished

Recipient of the prestigious Distinguished Contribution to Psychology award and best-selling author

she went back to her childhood love of drawing

but about finding joy in life after loss

and in the TV emotions born of reliability and alarm

John's words remind us of the need to act if we've been captive too long in our urban shackles

A Pound of Cure suicidal child Recipient of the prestigious DistinguishedAdvance praise for A Pound of Cure: "The poems in A Pound of Cure have a clarity of vision, a wisdom earned in a life weighed and measured. At times narrative, at times lyrical, in this collection we read of a Luna moth remembered forty years, Civil War photos, a tenant house seen with 'wind in your face like a dog from the backseat of your father's Buick.' Edward Wilson is a historian, an archivist, but foremost a poet who takes his time mining the