D.S. POORMAN

The Book of Kentucky

The Book of Kentucky was an artistic venture intended to capture a moment in Kentucky literary history. It was edited by Kent Fielding and D.S. Poorman. Specifically, it is an 11" x 17" rusted steel book filled with sixty pages of card-stock linen paper, crafted by metal artist Joe Werth. It is clear coated, double-hinged and weighs more than fifteen pounds. Each page is dedicated to a different living Kentucky writer. 

Some of the writers in The Book of Kentucky include
Wendell Berry
James Still
Jeffrey Skinner
Sarah Gorham
Richard Taylor
Ed McClanahan
Jeff Worley
George Ella Lyons
Chris Offutt
Jonathan Greene
James Baker Hall
Maureen Morehead
Leah Maines
Aleda Shirley 
Ron Seitz
W. Loran Smith
Davis McCombs
Nikki Finney 


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