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About the Author:
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William D. Turner spent most of his adult life outside of the United States in a career of international church work, and has now retired with his wife, Elizabeth, to a small valley farm in Indiana.
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Book Review:
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A majestic bald headed eagle has landed in a soybean field to feast upon a dead raccoon, and nearby buzzards back away awkwardly. The eagle comes to earth majestically, inviolably, the uncontested master of the horizon, a carrion eater; no fresh kill required. The scene is part of the unfolding seasons in this short book of poetry, a chronicle of life and death in the fields of a Midwest farm.
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