Born in the New Orleans suburb of Metairie, Louisiana, David
Atwood's childhood playground was the French Quarter. His carousel
consisted of daily rides on the Algiers' ferry. And his musical
training started on the second line. Through all of this, Atwood
has been a historian of the moments he has witnessed - as a
musician, storyteller, radio personality, and now in this
collection of poems that share the adventures of coming of age in
Louisiana and the experience of seeing that home carried into the
waves of history. With the familiar landmarks erased and once
active neighborhoods shrouded in blue tarps, Atwood chronicles the
journey of each of us as we travel the world to find our place in
it before we can find our way home.
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