by Philip Hefner (Author)

These poems look back over the poet's eighty years of life, including arguments with God about living with a serious birth defect. They also reflect on the possibilities presented by our own time, "the post-poetry age," in which events around us defy artistic interpretation. The theme of invincible hope runs throughout.

Author Biography

Philip Hefner is a retired theologian, who began writing poetry when he turned eighty years of age. His most popular book is Technology and Human Becoming (2001).