Book DescriptionWINNER OF THE SEVENTH ANNUAL ASIAN AMERICAN LITERARY PRIZE In her new collection of poems, NEST, Mei-mei Berssenbrugge's unhurried cadences are animated by a newly intimate voice: "Domestic space oozes light through a loophole, motherto mother, so close I can't catch it through myself." NEST illuminates the architecture of domesticity, the gravitational flex of human relationships, and the physical structure of the home. The central motif of the book, as critic Christine Hume writes, "is the uterine nest as well as the French n'est (isn't); it's made of earth and sky. Both practically and structurally, it's the image of return, an object built by and for the body." As always, Berssenbrugge's "discursive music" enchants.

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