by Glen Larum | Jan 26, 2017 | News Articles, Praise For.. Waltz Against The Sky, Reviews & Praise
Glen Larum’s literary debut, Waltz Against The Sky, is set at a crossroads in West Texas that first appears as a welcome nighttime oasis before dissolving into disappointment to reveal a town suspended in time. Using the unique metaphor of intersecting highways, the...
by Glen Larum | Jul 28, 2016 | Leaving Montana, Poetry Pieces
for homesteaders Linnie, Allie & Minyard Cornell Who now can read the writing of the plow upon that distant hill? I have seen winter work its will upon that page, and works it still. This is the prairie of the lie, Jim Hill’s ‘Rain every spring, grain where it...
by Glen Larum | May 21, 2016 | Praise For.. Waltz Against The Sky, Reviews & Praise, Waltz Against the Sky
A reader might think he’s got himself into a picaresque and then Wham-O (like the slingshot young Evan Blaine probably lusted after when he read the ads in Popular Science), some brace of characters lurches onto the stage and we’ve “got ourselves a...
by Glen Larum | Apr 6, 2016 | Family History, The Archives |
Terrie Losleben Sato, a great-niece, visited the grave of Pvt. Oscar Larum at the Argonne-Meuse American Cemetery in eastern France during August of 2013. Oscar was killed November 5, 1918, six days before the Armistice was signed on Nov. 11, ending the first World...
by Glen Larum | Apr 4, 2016 | Leaving Montana, Poetry Pieces |
for Tim Pilgrim, who is a real poet — The river road winds like a boy’s path home, a boy rich in imagination who finds in every stone some brave’s thumbprint, in every bush the trapped curves of a Longhorn steer. I have been captive to that desire, known the...
