Thomas Moore\, renowned author of more tha n 30 books\, and Andrew Krivak\, author of The Sojourn\, a National Book A ward finalist\, have long been neighbors in the Monadnock Region. Peterbor ough Town Library is thrilled to host a discussion between the authors abo ut their work\, their meditations on silence and emptiness\, and their lat est books. Space is limited\, please register. Copies of their latest book s will be available for sale.
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About Thomas Moore:
\nTh omas Moore published his classic Care of the Soul in 1992 and has since wr itten twenty books on spirituality\, sexuality\, myth\, religion and depth psychology. His books have been translated into thirty languages. He has taught religious studies and psychology and has been a psychotherapist for over 30 years. He often speaks at C. G. Jung societies and has done speci al work consulting at major medical centers with the idea of bringing soul to medicine. He was a close friend and collaborator with James Hillman an d published an anthology of Hillman&rsquo\;s work with extensive introduct ions and commentaries. He writes fiction and music and has a special relat ionship with Ireland\, the home of his ancestors. He lives in New England. His wife is Hari Kirin Khalsa\, an accomplished painter and yoga trainer. His daughter Ajeet is a popular singer of spiritual music\, and his steps on Abe is an architect. His son-in-law Nirmal is a media designer and busi ness consultant.
\nHis latest book is The Eloquence of Silence. Find out more and order the book here: https://www.thomasmooresoul.com/the-eloquence- of-silence
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About Andrew Krivak:< /strong>
\nAndrew Krivak is the author of three novels\, two chapboo ks of poetry\, and two works of nonfiction. His 2011 debut novel\, The Soj ourn\, was a National Book Award finalist. He followed The Sojourn\, in wh at would become the Dardan Trilogy\, with The Signal Flame\, a novel The N ew York Times said evoked &ldquo\;an austere landscape\, a struggling fami ly\, and a deep source of pain.&rdquo\; His novel The Bear received the Ba nff Mountain Book Prize for fiction\, and is a National Endowment for the Arts Big Read title.
\nLike the Appearance of Horses\, the third novel in the Dardan Trilogy\, is forthcoming in 202 3.
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Read more about his new book and order online here: https://www.andrewkrivak.com/book/
\nAs a poet\, Andrew has also published the short collections Islan ds\, and Ghosts of the Monadnock Wolves. \; He is also author of the m emoir A Long Retreat: In Search of a Religious Life\, and editor of The Le tters of William Carlos Williams to Edgar Irving Williams\, 1902-1912\, wh ich won the Louis Martz Prize for scholarly research on William Carlos Wil liams. He holds a BA from St. John&rsquo\;s College\, Annapolis\; an MFA i n poetry from Columbia University\; an MA in philosophy from Fordham Unive rsity\; and a PhD in literary modernism from Rutgers. Andrew lives with hi s wife and three children in Somerville\, Massachusetts\, and Jaffrey\, Ne w Hampshire.
\nPhoto credit Sharona Jacobs
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