Dowsing for Light is a book of poetry and a book of seeking light from spiritual darkness. It is a journey of enlightenment in which "astonishment of the heart" occurs often, and readers can repeatedly share the "multiple epiphanies" such an arduous and rewarding adventure offers. The poet walks over earth, "expectant, two hands and a dream. / What if music happens?" And what if light can be dowsed with a fragile twig of words?
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Kennette Harrison has published poetry, reviews, interviews, articles, short stories, and novel excerpts. Her work has appeared in Southern Humanities Review, Nimrod, Negative Capability, Prairie Schooner, and Cumberland Poetry Review. Her chapbook, Kitchen Without Precedent, won the Spanish Moss and Silences competition. She received her M.A. in Creative Writing/English from the University of Central Oklahoma. She was managing editor of New Plains Review, the university's humanities journal. She served as poet in the schools in Alabama.
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