From our largely urban and suburban reality, it is easy to laugh at the backwardness of those who do not ride a train to work clutching a laptop and latte: Every "us" needs a "them." In the poems of Tim Hunt's THE TAO OF TWANG, "them" talks back, both to return the laughter and to search for things we might need and even want, whether we imagine ourselves either "us" or "them." Keith Abbott says: "With care and honesty Tim Hunt's THE TAO OF TWANG covers a lot of territory, from raw youth to rolling total old. Bakersfield to Nashville; all the E string pit stops in between and Hunt even supplies some imaginary heavens of those perfect gigs." And Sharon Doubiago adds: "Indirectly, delightfully, Tim Hunt's poems put the Holy Writ of academia's canon under the same lens as it puts the culture of his roots.... Hilarious, thought-provoking, deeply philosophical, sometimes almost transhuman, to use Jeffers word, in the mix of subject and form from two different/almost at-war cultures, and...

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