The Intermundia Press is proud to announce the publication of Fragments of Life by renowned performance artist and poet, All Staggs. Fragments of Life is a personal poetry collection spanning a 40-year period. Poignant. Pithy. Provocative. Pulsing with life. These poems are what Walt Whitman called, "Stuff'd with the stuff that is coarse, and stuff'd with the stuff that is fine." It is a collection that is certain to touch and resonate with the songlines of your soul. After serving as a pastor for 24 years, Al Staggs became a full-time performing artist. His repertoire includes characterizations of such luminaries as Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Clarence Jordan, and Oscar Romero. His is the author of What Would Bonhoeffer Say? (Intermundia PRess), A Pilgrim in Rome: Cries of Dissent, and another collection of poetry, In Mammon We Trust . . . (Intermundia Press).