The Voice in the Crosshairs
Published by:
Angelfish Press (Paperback 1971)
Included poems:
Wind
Exhaustion
Warm Winter Day
Whippoorwill
Weed Above Snow
Copper
April 1970
Meteor
Mendicant Rose
Sugar
Spring
2 A.M.
Hubcaps
New-plowed Ground
Cellar
Praise for Robert Morgan:
Reminiscent of James Dickey- bearing the same naturalistic marks of clear, clean prose and often disturbing imagery... Morgan casts a stark story peopled with real, believable, and honest characters.
— The Baltimore Sun. . .
Robert Morgan should be declared a national treasure.
— The Charlotte Observer. . .
[Robert Morgan] is a seasoned author whose prose reads like poetry and whose nonfiction reads like novels... His books teach and inspire. He gives the past, with all its heroes and villains, a new life, if not a new purpose.
— Southern Literary Review. . .