Book DescriptionWith sensuous diction and a dead-on voice remarkable for its emotional honesty, these poems combine a reverence for beauty with the need for psychological truth. The stakes are high in these poems; the drive toward the emotional core exhilarating. Bristling with imagery that gains its brilliance through its down-to-the-core connections to an inner life, Joan Houlihan takes us on a wild and profoundly satisfying poetic journey, with a sound and gorgeous fury signifying everything along theway. from: "Winifred is Listening": I am dropping my objects from a greater height: Spoon. Needle. Belt. Blame it on having my fingers pulled straight. An addiction to hearing things hit. Blame my eye, where a small eclipse floats. Providing a context for the poems, Ms. Houlihan?s first five critical essays in the Boston Comment series, already known by many through Web del Sol and Arts and Letters Daily, are collected here. from:...

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