
To Let the Sun by John Allen Taylor is Now Available
“The poems, like traumatic memory, riot and distort, name and unname. A dazzling debut.”
“The poems, like traumatic memory, riot and distort, name and unname. A dazzling debut.”
“Kolchinsky writes about a world in tumult, imagining the alchemy that may possibly create gold or that may cause what is known to combust.”
The Kate Tufts Discovery Award is presented to a first book by a poet of genuine promise.
Moses-Schmitt offers “a truth for every reader,” writes series editor Patricia Smith.
“Rappleye paints for us a portrait of a time which is no more, but which can never fade completely while recorded by his precise language.”
“a lyrical, elegiac contemplation of loss, yearning, and unrequited love, a slow burn of a book that will lodge itself inside you as lived memory.”