Nobody Lives on Arthur Godfrey Boulevard
Poetry, Rare and Signed

Nobody Lives on Arthur Godfrey Boulevard

by Gerald Costanzo


Hardcover, paperback, and signed copies available in limited quantities

This is a first edition, first printing. Book Condition: Fine. This copy has been archived at BOA Editions, Ltd., since its publication. Unread. Ideal collector's copy. Actual cover design may vary.

Praise for the collection 

"For twenty years I have enjoyed the high intelligence and marvelous, civilized wit of Gerald Costanzo's poems.  These new poems are his best yet, sharper and more highly skilled, the products of a poet who has devoted his life to the thing he loves." —Paul Zimmer

"This is truly poetry in the American grain. Costanzo looks unflinchingly at our totems, artifacts and folkways, and sets them down just as they are, with a deadly but affectionate irony."—Carolyn Kizer


© BOA Editions, Ltd. 1992. 

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About the Author

Gerald Costanzo

About the Author

Gerald Costanzo is Professor of English and Creative Writing at Carnegie Mellon. He has published more than three hundred poems including the collection, Nobody Lives on Arthur Godfrey Boulevard (BOA, 1992). Costanzo has been the recipient of National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowships, Pushcart Prizes, a Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Writing Fellowship, and an Editorial Fellowship from the Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines. He is the founder of Three Rivers Poetry Journal and Carnegie Mellon University Press.
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