Praise for In the Palms of Angels:

“More than a poet, Terri Kirby Erickson is the best friend you always wanted, the kind you can count on both to tell you the truth, and to help you bear it. Her poems shimmer like moonlight on water in the farthest corners of your soul.” –Sharon Randall, syndicated columnist and author of Birdbaths and Paper Cranes

Terri Kirby Erickson’s In the Palms of Angels invites us to enter the world of everyday life made numinous by the poet’s voice. “Heaven,” for example, becomes a real place with white curtains billowing, the cry of gulls, the sizzle of bacon, a place where one wakes up among the things and people one has loved. Her poems become metaphorical palms in which angelic encounters are cradled.” — Kathryn Stripling Byer, former Poet Laureate of North Carolina and author of Wildwood Flower and Coming to Rest

“There is no store-bought redemption pasted to the ends of these poems, but neither will you find hopelessness, self-pity, a turning away from the world. What you will find at the core of all these poems is the timeless North Carolinian’s beneficent but ungilded witnessing.” — Ron Powers, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, author of Mark Twain, A Life,  co-author of True Compass and Flags of Our Fathers

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View Press 53′s video about their FIRST LIMITED COLLECTOR’S EDITION HARD COVER BOOK:  In the Palms of Angels, only 53 copies available, signed by Terri Kirby Erickson and Stephen White: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKYQfcvIyaM&feature=player_embedded

“…Telling Tales of Dusk, by North Carolina  native, Terri Kirby Erickson… I carry this in my purse to pull out at airports or offices or any place a poem comes in handy.  It never fails to deliver…” Sharon Randall, Scripps Howard News Service in Washington, D.C.

This book was #23 on the Poetry Foundation Contemporary Best Sellers List in 2010.

Both books available NOW at Amazon.com, Press53.com, BarnesandNoble.com and at your favorite bookstores!


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5 thoughts on “

  1. Hi Terri
    Thanks so much for stopping over to comment on my blog…novice that I am in blog-land I do enjoy the process…

    What a delight to see and read about your accomplishments as artist/poet…I send heartfelt congratulations regarding all that you have achieved and the recognition that has been bestowed….

    Isn’t it so grand to be living the life that we love.

    I wish you Metta

    d

  2. congrats again, terri! I think it’s wonderful all that you’re going through; you deserve it so much, your poetry is beautiful and it “brightens” our world! we’ll keep in touch.
    paula

  3. Hi, Terri,
    I just read the interview you had with Robert Lee Brewer and wanted to thank you for the way your wrote of your faith as well as the poignant poem he featured. I will be visiting NC in September and when I travel I love to read fiction and poetry from the region I will be visiting. Any suggestions? I’d like something related to the Civil War, the plight of the African Americans and/or the Native Americans.

    Blessings to you,
    Victoria

    I will

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