Other Worlds
- 112 pages
- 4 hours of reading
A collection of poems examining life from a quasi-science-fiction perspective.
Albert Goldbarth is an American poet celebrated for his prolific output, gregarious tone, and eclectic interests. His distinctive 'talky' style and unique literary approach make him an unmistakable voice in contemporary poetry. Goldbarth frequently explores unexpected connections between disparate subjects, encouraging readers to view the world with fresh curiosity. His work is a vibrant testament to the richness and wonder of human experience.


A collection of poems examining life from a quasi-science-fiction perspective.
Exploring a diverse range of voices, this poetry collection features characters from various backgrounds, including historical figures and everyday neighbors. The poems vary in length and tone, encompassing both humor and sorrow. Goldbarth's deep understanding of history and character allows him to weave in a rich tapestry of personalities, from presidents to mythmakers, while maintaining a thoughtful and engaging narrative voice throughout.