Binding:Paperback

Number of Pages:58

Dimensions:5.5" x 8.5"

Price:$10.00

The Humanist presents the debut collection of the poet Matthew Gasda. It is a collection, above all other things, about the primacy of the imagination over boredom, fear, and ultimately, death. The Humanist argues that a meaningful life is not something that we must construct out the void. Rather, it contends that meaning is given to us as children, and that it may be uncovered not in rational reflection, but in a deep awareness of our own memories and feelings.