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Author photo: Lorraine Greenfield
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In Big Dipper, Kenneth S. Robson offers us a generous helping of poems from a lifetime of writing. Here are rue and joy, sorrow and laughter, and new beginnings at the end of things. This work is a testament to ongoingness. In it, forebears live and die again; birds fall and soar; and the poet, despite the reluctance of his body, laughs and sorrows and cheers with all the energy of universal youth. He dips into life, gets to the heart of it, and finds it good, even if difficult to digest at times.
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Kenneth S. Robson was born in Chicago, Illinois and now lives and works in West Hartford, Connecticut. He attended Yale University and the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine before devoting half a century to patient care, teaching, scholarship and public service—twenty years at the Tufts University School of Medicine and a decade as Director of the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at The Institute of Living in Hartford, Connecticut. He has authored and edited many books and papers in his field. Dr. Robson was appointed Professor of Psychiatry at the Tufts University and University of Connecticut Schools of Medicine and Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine. His passions include his family, poetry, boxing, fishing, Red-tailed Hawks and the Boston Red Sox. He believes.
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