What Life Is

About the Book

Judith Garrett Segura is a writer and visual artist who has dedicated her creative life to what she calls The Great Project, a multidisciplinary effort to treat all things of the mind and the aesthetic senses with perfect seriousness, to be true to one’s own responses and thoughts, and to be no one but oneself.

What Life Is, her collection of poetry, is a bold new product. It is the embodiment of more than thirty years of thinking and writing about the nature of the human experience. Autobiographical, both by design and necessity, it specifically explores the nature of her experience in detail.

Poetry has the power to surprise us with knowledge, even understanding, of ourselves. In the expression of the joys and disappointments of a single life, the universality of human experience shines within What Life Is.

About the Author

Judith Garrett Segura grew up in a small town on the upper Texas coast. After a twenty-four-year career at A. H. Belo Corporation, where she was company historian, curator of the corporate art collection, and president and trustee of The Belo Foundation, she retired to devote herself to her own creative work. She lives in Dallas, Texas.