Moving freely through poetry's pictorial fragmentariness and literal fragments of prose, with a streaming, equanimous, nondiscriminatory referentiality, Martin Corless-Smith proposes and confers with entities in the janus-faced doorway\" of antiquity and contemporaneity - the \"experience and the coming-into-history of that experience.\" Moving freely through poetry's pictorial fragmentariness and literal fragments of prose, with a streaming, equanimous, nondiscriminatory referentiality, Martin Corless-Smith proposes and confers with entities in \"the janus-faced doorway\" of antiquity and contemporaneity - the \"experience and the coming-into-history of that experience.\" \""MARTIN CORLESS-SMITH is the author of Swallows, Nota, Complete Travels, and Of Piscator, as well as several chapbooks. He was Truman Capote Fellow at the Iowa Writers Workshop, and holds an MFA in Fine Arts and Printmaking from SMU and a Ph. D. in Creative Writing from the University at Utah. He is currently the director of the MFA Program in Creative Writing at Boise State University. | English Fragments A Brief History of the Soul, Paperback | Indigo Chapters