George FranklinGeorge Franklin spent his youth studying (mostly) Western literature at Harvard, Brown, and Columbia, and his middle years studying (mostly) Eastern spiritual traditions in the United States and abroad. From his college years onwards, he wrote constatly, primarily poetry. Later in his life, he produced a series of astonishingly virtuosic books of poetry, memoir, and literary criticism. He died at the age of 71, leaving behind a triumphant legacy in the form of his writing. Read More Read Less