Larry Levy

The first section of Larry Levy's fine fourth collection of poems powerfully addresses our current political reality, expressing empathy for migrant children and other victims while attacking the call...

In this sequel to "When All Was Well in Wellwood", Larry Levy confronts many new beginnings: first car, first apartment, first strip club, and first college experience. The time line is linear, from 1...

Whether traveling south of the border, in classrooms, or into the misty memories of childhood, Larry Levy looks with eyes keen to detail. And thereby, readers are asked to be keener to the details of ...

In this autobiography, Larry Levy looks back on his childhood with wit, warmth, and humor. From Chokeberry Road, where it all began, he delves into the trials and tribulations of growing up in the 60'...

In this collection, not only are all the dead holy, but all the living as well, including “the one-legged veteran, the toddler with doll and comb.” There are echoes of those who perished i...