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Jason Myers (Of Taste, Music, and Coming to Our Senses)
Read: Read "Eucharist" in Diagram
Purchase: Maker of Heaven & at Belle Point Press
Jason Myers is the author of Maker of Heaven & (Belle Point Press, 2023) and A Place for the Genuine (Eerdmans, 2024). Myers is a National Poetry Series finalist and has published poetry and essays in The Believer, Image, Kenyon Review, Orion, The Paris Review, and numerous other magazines. His writing has been nominated for a Pushcart and Best New Poets and was introduced by Campbell McGrath as part of American Poet's Emerging Poets feature. He is co-Executive Director of EcoTheo Collective and Editor-in-Chief of EcoTheo Review. An Episcopal priest, He lives with his wife, Allison Grace Myers, and their son Robinson in Texas.More reading recommended from this episode: Lucille Clifton's Collected Poems, Meik Wiking's The Little Book of Hygge
