| Fruitlands Kate Colby |
| Counter Daemons Roberto Harrison |
| >>Animate, Inanimate Aims Brenda Iijima |
| The Mudra Kerri Sonnenberg |
| Emptied of All Ships Stacy Szymaszek |
| Euclid Shudders Mark Tardi |
| The House Seen from Nowhere Keith Waldrop |
| Notebooks 1956-1978 Danielle Collobert |
| Face Before AgainstIsabelle Garron |
| Four from Japan: Contemporary Poetry & Essays by WomenKiriu Minashita, Kyong-Mi Park, Ryoko Sekiguchi, Takako Arai |
| Inner ChinaEva Sjödin |
| Another Kind of Tenderness Xue Di |
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Reviews of Animate, Inanimate Aims
Midwest Book Review
by Susan Bethany, November 2006
"An assortment of stark, original black-and-white illustrations bookend the free-verse poetry that dissects observations into minimalist composition. Some stanzas shrink to a single word; others expound with luminous, discrete detail in this uniquely vivacious collection. "Inevitably": A horse obeys // But only in relation / To the race // Rhymes with disgrace // Propulsion and steering / Power / Buck / Jump / With arched back // Note the effect of rapidity and / Confusion. Sloggering. No this / Can't be comprehended / By pure reason /Elucidated by ambiguity / Time is pregnant"
Every Other Day

