Still, the Sky
A Volume of Poems, Artifacts, Ecofacts, and Art
BOOK WEPAGE: https://tompearsonnyc.com/stillthesky
“Mesmeric and enveloping… fluid poetry and stunning visual multimedia”
— Kirkus Reviews
Still, the Sky
By Tom Pearson
Ransom Poet Publishers
Category: Poetry/Art/Mythology
Paperback $21.00
May 15, 2022
ISBN 9781088047682
E-Book $9.99
May 18, 2022
ISBN 9780999595138
*Please Note: Artwork is included in all paperback, Kindle, and i-Book versions. Nook & Kobo contain only the written text due to format constraints.
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Multi Award-winner: Indie Reader Discovery Award, Reader Views Literary Award, Readers' Favorite Award, International Book Awards and Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist, Eric Hoffer Book Award nomination, and Amazon #1 New Release (Audio Poetry Book) and #1 Bestseller (E-book in LGBTQ+).
Still, the Sky is a speculative mythology rendered through poetry and art that combines the tales of Icarus and the Minotaur and creates for them a shared coming-of-age through a correspondence of written fragments, artifacts, ecofacts, and ephemera. Fragmented memories, relics, and confessions combine in a labyrinth of fever dreams and meditations which contemplate innocence and experience, war and peace, exile and homecoming, flight and failure, love and loss.
Still, the Sky Audio Book (99 min.)
A new experimental, through-composed audio experience, an Amazon #1 New release.
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“a harmonious interplay of music, spoken word, and theater”
— LA Weekly
In this new audiobook rendition of Tom Pearson's poetry, the characters of Ikaros, Asterion, Daedalus, Ariadne, and others are given voice through the chorus of performers, Andrew Broaddus, Justin Lynch, and Mary Madsen, while the physical and psychological worlds they inhabit are sculpted by a through-composed score written and played by Sean Hagerty with Isaiah Singer.
Sean Hagerty: electric violin and mandolin, keyboard, electronics
Isaiah Singer: upright bass, harmonica, slide guitar, electric piano
Lorenzo Wolff: Audio Engineer (Restoration Sound, Brooklyn)