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Tales From the Limestone

Josh Oster
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Pages
50
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Ellerslie Books

About

In your hands you hold my heart my soul spilled onto pages with memories of loss of pain of healing from the mountainside of West Virginia.

"Steeped in music, color, and images of the natural world, Oster's poetry provides windows into moments-glimpses of emotions, of life and love, of fear and grief, of heartbreak and triumph. A stunning debut, in these poems you can hear a musician's voice singing a song that will resonate in some way with every reader.-Jessica Salfia, author of 55 Strong: Inside the West Virginia Teachers' Strike.

"Josh Oster's poetry captures the intangible experience of being Appalachian. His work is hopeful, but colored by grief and despair. Those conflicting emotions are part of the Appalachian experience; Josh captures those feelings in this collection.-Robert Dugan, author of A Stranger Among Us: A Novel of the West Virginia Opioid Crisis.

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