Poetry. "In these lean, expansive, wonderful poems, language is a long nervous filament feeling along thought—Beckett or Woolf gone maximally internal and grand. A narrative of interiority, already multiple, already doubled against itself, now and now casting forth, seeking a firm connection to the outside, swept back tidally, resisting. A trenchant diagnosis of an un-ease constitutional and productive and common to all of us."—Catherine Wagner
Lisa Lubasch is the author of five collections of poetry, including So I Began, Twenty-One After Days, and To Tell the Lamp. Her first book, How Many More of Them Are You?, received the Norma Farber First Book Award from the Poetry Society of America. She is also the translator of Paul Éluard's A Moral Lesson, published by Green Integer. Her poems have appeared in A Public Space, Boston Review, Denver Quarterly, Chicago Review, and other journals. Her work has been translated into French.