As her title suggests, Susan
Hutton's poems are about vanishing -- not disappearances, exactly, but
the way anything can appear lost when it becomes something else....Even
as they observe the world's fractures and slippages, Hutton's poems are
about finding, collecting, and saving, are themselves dazzling little
assemblages of the ordinary and the incredible, one inside the other.
They're lovely, mysterious, and rewarding.
-- Lawrence Raab
Read some excerpts:
"Atmospherics"
"Seven
Journeys"
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