Coracle Days, by Evan R. Underbrink

This is a book about you. Weaving together through poetry and memoir-meditations themes of philosophy, theology, and connection, this book offers a journey to explore the nature of you, the other person, you who reads, you who writes, you who puts this book back on the shelf. It is the offer of passage, onto coracle days.

This book is the second part of the author’s second book in a series on the spiritual life. While the first book, Milford, explored the nature of life in spiritual retreat, this text is an extended poetic meditation on spiritual itinerancy, wandering, and the “yous” we meet along our journeys.

About the Author
Evan R. Underbrink is a poet, author, and academic in the field of theological aesthetics. Evan holds a life-long love for the poetry of Dante Alighieri, as well as influences from T.S. Eliot, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Stephen Dunn, Charles Bukowski, and the music of Van Morrison. He currently lives in Berkeley, California.

Image used with permission of the artist: Sam R. LaDue