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Twelve black-and-white photographs. Twelve tanka. One long look at what mountains remember.
Memories of Mountains moves through Colorado’s high country, from storm-lit rock to a miner’s cabin leaning into wind. Spare and exact, it’s a meditation on time, on how stone holds shape only by slowly letting go.
Generation X has come into middle age and loved, lost, lived, worked, left, broken and built. Overseeing the Downfall is a collection of Midwestern poems about work and family in the digital age, and a certain generational anticlimax. And music. A soundtrack straddling our cultural inflection point, it comes complete with suggested drink pairings and playlists to accompany the poems. Overseeing the downfall is a full-length collection, and was selected as a finalist for the New American Poetry prize.