East Rock - Stroble, Paul
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Inspired by a painting that conflates New England and the American Southwest, Paul Stroble has written a poem that melds his years in Connecticut and Arizona. He acknowledges the history and presence of Native American tribes in the lands that he himself has loved. As a descendant of the Mayflower pilgrims, Stroble uses biblical, geological, historical, and personal resources on a pilgrimage of family and identity via his American forbears.

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Inspired by a painting that conflates New England and the American Southwest, Paul Stroble has written a poem that melds his years in Connecticut and Arizona. He acknowledges the history and presence of Native American tribes in the lands that he himself has loved. As a descendant of the Mayflower pilgrims, Stroble uses biblical, geological, historical, and personal resources on a pilgrimage of family and identity via his American forbears.
Autorenporträt
Paul Stroble teaches philosophy and religious studies at Webster University in St. Louis and is also adjunct faculty at Eden Theological Seminary. A grantee of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Louisville Institute, he has written several books, primarily church related, and numerous articles, essays, and curricular materials. His previous chapbooks with Finishing Line Press are Dreaming at the Electric Hobo (2015), Little River (2017), Small Corner of the Stars (2017), Backyard Darwin (2019), and Galápagos Joy (2023), as well as the full-length Walking Lorton Bluff (2020) and Four Mile (2022).