Editorial Review:

Lisa Fishman's third book marries Wordsworthian pastoral to modern complexity in lyrics celebrating love, joy, birth, and wonder. Hers is writing in which self-division, self-doubling and erotic tripling generate poems that bear out the earlier praise of Michael Palmer, who called Fishman one of the "most promising practitioners" of American exploratory lyric.

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