An Honest Life Is Immortal

by F.C. Shultz

From bathroom stalls to delivery rooms, libraries to fuselages, F.C. Shultz's debut collection examines and exalts the otherwise ordinary and often overlooked with grace, humor, and pathos.

63 pages, Paperback

First published November 13, 2020

Reviews

[Matthew McBirth]

A great collection of poems that will take you into experiences of fun, laughter, remorse, and contemplation. One of the things I love about Shultz's poetry is that he invites and inspires the world to be present in the small. That it is in the small that life happens, and that when it is past, we look back at it with affection or regret. Hghly recommend to all.

[Kyle Kleespies]

I don’t read much poetry and I’m not sure I understand poetry the way it’s meant to be understood, but this great book made me think and feel more than I’m used to.