Autogeography

David Ebenbach’s first chapbook of poetry, Autogeography, is an exploration of place, home, and identity, what poet David Gewanter calls “a wanderer’s handbook on how to live ‘without location’ and ‘in this place.’” Poet Jennifer K. Sweeney describes the collection by saying, “David Ebenbach explores the borders of self and place….There is great warmth and presence in these poems.” In the words of poet and editor Jonathan K. Rice, “This collection is unsettling, spiritual, real, and relevant.”