Late Light on a Dark Sky

About the Book

Late Light on a Dark Sky is a collection of moments of vision—some funny, some decidedly not. It meanders along a kind of path: through poems about the natural world, poems about my dogs and my work as an advocate at Applecrest, poems about sorrow and loss, and finally poems about lust for life, in all its gorgeous golden glory. The book’s purpose is to share these moments of vision with you.

About the Author

Judith Cordary has published widely in small journals, especially the Beloit Poetry Journal, and her first collection, An Ordinary Radiance, was published by dogear press in 2014. She taught English at Rock Valley College for twenty years and won its Teacher of the Year there in 2002. Thereupon, she and her husband, Phil, moved to Longmont, Colorado, where they live with their three Goldens, Shiloh, Shea, and Noelle. Their son, Ethan, lives and works in Palo Alto. Judith volunteers as a Patient Ambassador at the assisted living facility she calls Applecrest in this book; her work entails advocating on behalf of residents.