"My father should die in winter is a poetry chapbook by Barry Marks. He is a Birmingham attorney. His most recent book, dividing by zero, combines poetry, narrative and fiction to tell the story of the damage caused by a writer's self-possession. Possible crocodiles, his first book, was named 2010 Book of the Year by the Alabama State Poetry Society. Sounding, his second book, was a finalist for the Eric Hoffer Award for Independent Publishers. Barry's most recent project is a pair of poetry/music collaborations with Alan Goldspiel, Chairman of the Music Department of the University of Montevallo. The first, sometimes Y, has been performed at music conferences and universities around the country, and the second, tentatively entitled ...and sons, is a companion to this book. Barry was Alabama's Poet of the Year for 1999 and twice President of the Alabama State Poetry Society. He is a frequent reader, lecturer and workshop leader"--
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