The poems in this collection inhabit an intimate landscape of basement bathrooms and neighborhood pools, places where the familiar becomes strange: a house burns on an empty highway; Jesus has his portrait made by a hobbyist painter in a linoleum-tiled room. These poems search out the unseen that exists behind the known, not to erase it by naming it, but to grapple with its presence and power, its effect on all that we can know and see.

About the Author
Ingrid Browning Moody's poems have appeared in Crab Orchard Review, New South, RHINO, and elsewhere. She teaches composition at the University of California and crafts artisan jewelry in her Santa Cruz studio. Find her online at www.ingridbrowning.com.


Book Information
ISBN 9781933896687
Author Ingrid Browning Moody
Format Paperback
Page Count 40
Imprint Texas Review Press
Publisher Texas Review Press
Weight(grams) 120g