Coming into an Inheritance by Jeff Hardin

Coming into an Inheritance

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Coming into an Inheritance by Jeff Hardin

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Coming into an Inheritance

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Jeff Hardin's eighth collection, Coming into an Inheritance, explores how tenderness, gratitude, mercy, and even grace might still inform people's shared sense of the world. Hardin argues that by imagining voices not our own, we might find ourselves called to another language, one aware of its omissions, one able to believe toward some day farther on when we'll find that hoped-for, promised inheritance-fellowship, awe, intimacy-abounds everywhere already within reach.

Book Details
Publisher:
April Gloaming Publishing
ISBN:
9781953932426
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
90
Authors:
Jeff Hardin
Published Date:
2026-02-24
Language:
English
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About Jeff Hardin

An eighth-generation descendant of the founder of Hardin County, Tennessee, Jeff Hardin was born in Savannah, Tennessee. He holds a BS from Austin Peay State University and an MFA from the University of Alabama, and is a professor of English at Columbia State Community College in Columbia, Tennessee. He is the author of seven collections, including Fall Sanctuary (Story Line Press, 2005), winner of the Nicholas Roerich Prize; Restoring the Narrative (2015), winner of the Donald Justice Prize; No Other Kind of World (Texas Review Press, 2017), winner of the X.J. Kennedy Prize; and Watermark (Madville Publishing, 2022). His poems have appeared in The Southern Review, Ploughshares, and The Hudson Review.

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