Author of more than twenty books of poems, among them
For My Brother, Of China and Of Greece, Good News, McKeever Bridge, The Buffalo Shoot, A Day in the World,
and
Village Journal,
Greg Kuzma has penned
Robert Frost: Six Essays in Appreciation,
the culmination of a life-long, affectionate study of the Modern American poet, Robert Frost. Kuzma, who recently retired from the English and creative writing faculty at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, provides 21st Century readers both a reintroduction to and a sensitive and enduring commentary of Frost’s poetic craft and music. Kuzma offers new points of observation  toward reading Frost, and his critical expertise teaches us well—as he taught Frost to his students over the years—why the poet still persists, why his poetry remains necessary.
Robert Frost: Six Essays in Appreciation
is a significant contribution to an ongoing dialogue on Frost and on American poetics.