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Life Lines - poems by Beatrice J. Krauss PRESALE
This book is slated for publication in Spring 2026. Preorders will ship before the publication date.
Praise for Life Lines:
“Krauss’ poems are full of details that call us to bring joy and comfort to ourselves and to those around us. And from those moments, she unveils the solace waiting for when we step out of ourselves. Krauss’ poems ask us to embrace the specificity of each encounter and to contemplate what turns an encounter into a life line.”
—Robert Kaplan, author of “Past/Present” and Other Poems
“Life Lines casts a lifespan of poems, conveying Beatrice Krauss’ lyrical, embodied knowledge of music, dance, love, loss, and finding joy wherever and whenever it is possible. Her vision of what is actual and also possible carry the reader across a geography that feels both very real and hopeful.”
—Carol Kerr, co-author of Not the Trip We Planned
About Beatrice J. Krauss:
Beatrice J. Krauss is the author of Strong Medicine. She is a retired professor of public health at the City University of New York School of Public Health and Health Policy and is currently a designated campus colleague in the Psychology Department at the University of Arizona. HIV prevention was her area of specialty. She has played harp regularly at Casa de la Luz Hospice in Tucson, Arizona, as well as with symphonies and ensembles in various states. Poetry, dance, and harp give her joy. She lives in Tucson.