S. Jazz Jaeschke delivers her memoirs through poetry snapshots of significant moments, places and people from her West Texas childhood and career split between South Florida and Austin, Texas. She includes commentary on nature, romance and culture. This collection chronicles the author's awakening, as symbolized by the labyrinth, and transformation from practical engineer to creative poet.
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If I saw anybody transform through taking the Artist's Way workshop "seriously" it was Susan, who transformed into Jazz. -- Jeanne Ware, Educator/Facilitator, The Seaton Cove.
These tender, thoughtful poems are the record of a woman's explorations of the landscapes of her life . . . -- Susan Wittig Albert, bestselling author of "Writing from Life: Telling the Soul's Story."
This collection reflects the poetic gift Susan Jaeschke discovered in recent years. Here is a woman unfolding through her writing. -- Joyce Beck, Co-Founder, The Crossings, a progressive learning center, Austin, Texas.
These tender, thoughtful poems are the record of a woman's explorations of the landscapes of her life . . . -- Susan Wittig Albert, bestselling author of "Writing from Life: Telling the Soul's Story."
This collection reflects the poetic gift Susan Jaeschke discovered in recent years. Here is a woman unfolding through her writing. -- Joyce Beck, Co-Founder, The Crossings, a progressive learning center, Austin, Texas.
About the Author
Susan Jaeschke is Jazz, short for Jeaschke. The nickname reflects her approach to life — improvisational and contrapuntal, much like jazz music.
Jazz writes stories and poems of moments in time — some current, some remembered, some imagined. Her work reflects the ever prevailing need to balance opposing forces tugging at her energies.
A West Texas native of Monahans, Jazz has also spent many years in South Florida and Central Texas. Recently retired from a career in software engineering and technical writing. She lives in Austin, Texas.
Jazz's poetry and essays have appeared in newsletters, journals, chapbooks and anthologies. This is her first collection of memoir poetry.
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