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from: Inkwater Press
www.inkwaterpress.com
Source: Linda Weinerman
Published: April, 2008
Inkwater Press publishes An Irish Experience,
by Howard G. Franklin
Inkwater
Press is delighted to announce the publication of An Irish Experience: Travel
Tales Flowing from History, Humor & the Search for Home by Howard G.
Franklin.
Poignant and funny, the book chronicles Franklin’s three-week journey through
the Emerald Isle in 2001, where he was when the terror attacks of 9/11 occurred.
Weaving Irish history, culture and literature with his own travels around the
country – including stops at local bakeries and glimpses of beautiful women,
along with the historical sites – Franklin’s journey is richly narrated and
charmingly self-deprecating. More than a travel memoir, An Irish Experience
shares Franklin’s own search for home, love, and belonging in a way that every
reader will relate to.
In the book’s foreword, New York Times bestselling author Nuala O’Faolain
writes that Franklin’s “love for the Irish way of life is so genuine that it
allows him to belong here … his energy and enthusiasm for sharing his
observations and insights into Irish history and culture … makes him a
warm-hearted spokesperson for the sights, sounds, and smells that form its
magic.”
For more information, visit
www.howardgfranklin.com and also read an
interview with the author, titled "A Fairy Tale Come True," in the Lake
Oswego Review.
About the author:
A native of Los Angeles, Howard G. Franklin received his undergraduate degree
from the University of Southern California and his law degree from the
University of California, Berkeley. He currently resides in the Portland,
Oregon, metro area.
His short stories and poems have appeared in A Different Drummer,
Razem, The Lake Oswego Review, The Sandwich Generation,
Silver, Quill, Nomad’s Choir, Single Vision, Poets
at Work, Grit, Eureka Literary Journal, PoetSpeak Portland
Anthology and Verseweavers: the Oregon State Poetry Association Anthology.
He has also appeared as a guest poet in PoetSpeak’s Reading Series at
Portland State University and in the Northwest Poetry Coalition’s Celebration of
National Poetry Month in Vancouver, Washington.
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