What If Red Ran Out

The poems in this collection leap from one surprising image to another, from poignancy to an outlandish, teasing delight. They shimmer with playfulness yet deepen into contemplative gravity, registering the pulse of contemporary commodity culture’s off-kilter pacing. They peer into back alleys of thought and bring forth our fears. But then, all at once, they race down the street again, laughing, reminding us of all we love and how we might hold onto it.