How does the experience of beauty — the seeking and obtaining — inform the landscape and our place in it?
Simmons Buntin, the author of Satellite: Essays on Fatherhood and Home, Near and Far, is a tall drink of water who seeks a certain beauty in all of his pursuits, whether writing, editing the award-winning online journal Terrain.org, lecturing, making photographs, managing projects and teams, or even walking the dogs. That seeking — that seeing — is a professional and creative pursuit well beyond the surface of things, something akin to truth. And quite often: humor.
A Reading Featuring Simmons Buntin, Michael Loderstedt, and Ira Sukrungruang Join Simmons Buntin, Michael Loderstedt, and Ira Sukrungruang for an online reading hosted by Lit Youngstown–Uplifting Children of Immigrants’ Voices and sponsored in part by the International Institute fund at the Community Foundation of the...