Why I Live in the Forest

by James Nolan

74 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1974

About the author

James Nolan's latest book is the award-winning collection of short stories, PERPETUAL CARE. His two books of poetry are WHY I LIVE IN THE FOREST and WHAT MOVES IS NOT THE WIND, both from Wesleyan. He is a regular contributor to BOULEVARD, and recent stories have appeared in SHENANDOAH, ARKANSAS REVIEW, and the anthology NEW ORLEANS NOIR. A New Orleans native, he lives in the French Quarter and directs the Loyola Writing Institute.

Reviews

[somebody · Rating 1 out of 5]

had some decent poems but I did not live for the casual bits of inherent racism.