Color of Mourning - Parsons, David Mercier
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Takes the reader on an odyssey including sixteenth-century England, the ancient hills of Spain, a Renoir painting in Ft Worth, a precarious cliffside inn on California's Highway One, a rare-book library in the heart of Houston, a high-school gym in Georgia, an East Texas pine forest, and the violet crowned hills of Austin.

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Takes the reader on an odyssey including sixteenth-century England, the ancient hills of Spain, a Renoir painting in Ft Worth, a precarious cliffside inn on California's Highway One, a rare-book library in the heart of Houston, a high-school gym in Georgia, an East Texas pine forest, and the violet crowned hills of Austin.
Autorenporträt
DAVID M. PARSONS'S first book of poems, Editing Sky, was the 1999 Texas Review Press Poetry Prize winner and a 2000 Violet Crown Book Award finalist. A graduate of the University of Houston's creative writing program, Parsons is a past recipient of a National Endowment for the Humanities Dante fellowship to the State University of New York and the French/American Legation Poetry Prize. He is serving as the Montgomery County, Texas, Poet Laureate (2005-2010). Parsons is married to award-winning graphic designer/fine artist Nancy Parsons.