House of Poetry - Bechtel, Lawrence
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Readers will delight in the fresh wit, humor, and keen writing style of Lawrence Bechtel! In his collection of short stories, readers will encounter a variety of characters-some comic, some serious-who are transformed by experience, often against their will. Commiserate with a disgruntled employee. Rendezvous with a celebratory group of vet school graduates. Meet a restless college student, an artistic school girl, the hapless companion of Daniel Boone, a university administrator sacked from her job who meets a mysterious grounds worker and poet. Bechtel's stories are sure to grasp your…mehr

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Readers will delight in the fresh wit, humor, and keen writing style of Lawrence Bechtel! In his collection of short stories, readers will encounter a variety of characters-some comic, some serious-who are transformed by experience, often against their will. Commiserate with a disgruntled employee. Rendezvous with a celebratory group of vet school graduates. Meet a restless college student, an artistic school girl, the hapless companion of Daniel Boone, a university administrator sacked from her job who meets a mysterious grounds worker and poet. Bechtel's stories are sure to grasp your attention, stimulate your thinking, and sometimes bring a smile to your face. Welcome to the House of Poetry!
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Autorenporträt
The son of a literature professor and a grade school librarian, Lawrence Bechtel received his B.A. from Wheaton College and M.A. from Virginia Tech, where he taught English and wrote his first novel. In 1989, he took up sculpture, which eventually led to public and private commissions, including "Officer Down" and "Calling the Powers" in Roanoke. In 1992, Bechtel became Virginia Tech's first Recycling Coordinator (and Solid Waste Manager), a position from which he retired in 2009. An opportunity to sculpt a portrait bust of Thomas Jefferson led to a portrait bust of Isaac Granger, who became the protagonist in his Tinsmith's Apprentice historical fiction trilogy. The first volume, A Partial Sun, was published in 2019, the second, That Dazzling Sun, in 2020. Lawrence is at work on the third, A Slow Eclipse.