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| Rich
Furman, PhD, is an assistant professor
in the School of Social Work at Colorado State University, his poetry
has been published or is soon to be published in Red Rock Review,
Colere, Pearl, Hawai’i Review, Black Bear Review, The Journal
of Poetry Therapy, Poetry Motel, Penn Review, and well over 100
poems in nearly 100 literary journals His work has been described
as neither street nor beat nor meat nor academic, but an emotionally
evocative mix of styles that can be brutally imagistic or powerfully
terse. His scholarly writing is concerned with social work ethics,
international social work, friendship, social work theory and social
work practice. He teaches group and practice courses in the BSW
and MSW programs. He is married to a wonderful women who has more
freckles than there are craters on the moon, has two children, loves
to mountain bike, and is slightly obsessed with his two spectacular,
drooling American Bull dogs. He loves Vietnamese beef noodle soup,
Pho, and would gratefully accept any express mailed shipments of
it from regions afar. You can’t find it in the plains of northern
Colorado. Mostly, he just likes to live as fully as possibly. He
welcomes feedback, comments and dialogue about his work. His first
chapbook of poetry, of only average intent, was printed by Snorting
Dog Press in 2002. He is currently seeking a publisher for his first
full-length book, The Trotting Race of Time, 72 pages of poems which
subtlety deal with the social conditions in Latin America, alienation,
and triumph. Besides reviewing his book, Jazz
and Some Sorrow - Selcted Early Works: 1991-1993 in our free
e-book download section, you
may also listen to Rich reading some of his works right here in
our Poets' Coop's growing MP3 collection. |
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