Black Lawrence Press
Black Lawrence Press
Women And Other Hostages
Women And Other Hostages
University of Arkansas Press
University of Arkansas Press
The Wild Night Dress
The Wild Night Dress
Georgia University Press
Georgia University Press
A Sense of Regard
A Sense of Regard
“This poet has the kind of binocular vision that can see the poetic and scientific aspects of the world simultaneously. . . . this shuffling together of lyrical/botanical and medical language is done so gracefully, it has the effect of bringing ‘the two cultures’ into a rare state of peaceful coexistence.”
“This poet has the kind of binocular vision that can see the poetic and scientific aspects of the world simultaneously. . . . this shuffling together of lyrical/botanical and medical language is done so gracefully, it has the effect of bringing ‘the two cultures’ into a rare state of peaceful coexistence.”
“This poet has the kind of binocular vision that can see the poetic and scientific aspects of the world simultaneously. . . . this shuffling together of lyrical/botanical and medical language is done so gracefully, it has the effect of bringing ‘the two cultures’ into a rare state of peaceful coexistence.”
—Billy Collins
Black Lawrence Press
Black Lawrence Press
Rigger Death & Hoist Another
Rigger Death & Hoist Another
Black Lawrence Press
Black Lawrence Press
Jersey Mercy
Jersey Mercy
Alice James Books
Alice James Books
Panic
Panic
Laura McCullough's book Speech Acts lives up to its title--so many of these poems take as their starting point the social occasion of a speaker wondering how to talk--naughty or nice-like?, over-educated, or heartfelt? The results are bright with velocity, lexical intelligence, and a distinctive fusion of headiness and carnality. McCullough's poems are manic, humane, and crackle with what the Reverend Marvin Gaye would have called "textual healing."
Laura McCullough's book Speech Acts lives up to its title--so many of these poems take as their starting point the social occasion of a speaker wondering how to talk--naughty or nice-like?, over-educated, or heartfelt? The results are bright with velocity, lexical intelligence, and a distinctive fusion of headiness and carnality. McCullough's poems are manic, humane, and crackle with what the Reverend Marvin Gaye would have called "textual healing."
Laura McCullough's book Speech Acts lives up to its title--so many of these poems take as their starting point the social occasion of a speaker wondering how to talk--naughty or nice-like?, over-educated, or heartfelt? The results are bright with velocity, lexical intelligence, and a distinctive fusion of headiness and carnality. McCullough's poems are manic, humane, and crackle with what the Reverend Marvin Gaye would have called "textual healing."
— Tony Hoagland
Black Lawrence Press
Black Lawrence Press
Speech Acts
Speech Acts
University of Arkansas Press
University of Arkansas Press
University of Arkansas Press
The Room & the World:
Essays on Stephen Dunn
The Room & the World:
Essays on Stephen Dunn
XOXOXO Press
XOXOXO Press
What Men Want
What Men Want
