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Worth’s book is splendid and delightful, wise and witty and rich. Twenty times better, say, than something like Eat, Pray, Love...." (Read the full review...)
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Tony Zurlo’s chapbooks Go Home Bones and Quantum Chaos: Learning to Live with Cosmic Confusion It’s poignant, and potent, to be reading Tony Zurlo’s anti-war poems in his 2010 chapbook Go Home Bones on this day, the ninth anniversary of 9/11....(more...) - - - - - - - - - - - Reviews for PeaceCorpsWriters.org In the past few years I’ve reviewed a number of books by Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) whose stories delivered compelling drama, but whose writing left something to be desired. If there’s one thing Peace Corps Volunteers come home with, after all, it’s stories. But not everybody knows how to tell them. It’s challenging, if not downright disheartening, as a reviewer, to walk the tightrope between cherishing memorable narratives and lamenting inadequate craft. So it is with considerable relief that I find myself able to say that Joseph Monninger knows how to write. http://peacecorpsworldwide.org/pc-writers/2010/03/04/review-eternal-on-the-water/ - - - - - - - - - - - |