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Forgoing the myths, wordsmith Larry Beckett skirts the overwrought icon and gives us instead the aches, loves, and morals of the flesh-and-blood human. In striking prose poetry that makes use of Earp’s own words, Beckett has gotten to the humanity behind the folklore.
Forgoing the myths, wordsmith Larry Beckett skirts the overwrought icon and gives us instead the aches, loves, and morals of the flesh-and-blood human. In striking prose poetry that makes use of Earp’s own words, Beckett has gotten to the humanity behind the folklore.
