National Lube The Shining Shams frames this space with

Shams frames this space with tangible metaphors—airports

maar de krijgskunst was altijd verbonden met overleg en wijsheid

om te zien ‘hoe mijn ledematen zich konden uitvouwen// zodat ze jou zachtjes kon­den raken als het riet’

Alcalá read from the book at UC Berkeley's Lunch Poems series

In Daily Sonnets Laynie Browne charts new territory as she subtly investigates the daily influxes of the poetic moment

National Lube The Shining Shams frames this space withRyan Skrabalak 'Here is a generous and tender poetic, a new American pastoral full of that particular heartbreaking tenderness of closely perceived things, peopled with loves, with lusts, with public spaces, skunk cabbages and parking lots, motels, interstates, and fraught with a certain unease; what language, or place, can and cannot hold amidst the slippage and the distances. The erotic, the natural, the secular divine and the stuff of a lived life