Glenn Shea was born and has lived most of his life in Connecticut. He has worked in the library of a cancer clinic and in the French department of a foreign-language bookshop, washed dishes in the Scottish Highlands, gone to pilgrim’s mass in Santiago, and eaten really good tex-mex in Chengdu. He has read his poems in local libraries and shops and venues in Dublin, Paris and Verona. He works with a group of illuminati in a huge used-book shop in Connecticut. Find A Place That Could Pass For Home, his first collection, was published by Salmon in 2010.
Portrait of the author with Job and Jus de Carotte by Katherine Karlson. The author is on the left.
