In one of the fastest turnarounds in the history of printing, my latest book,
Street View, is now an actual thing. I have copies, and so does Able Muse Press.
This is my fourth book, and it was the finalist for the 2016 Able Muse Prize. In one of those uncanny poetic coincidences, I was also notified that it was first runner up for the same year's Hollis Summers Prize, which means that poets with very different tastes found things to like about it.
The book's actual release date is in September, but it's available for preorder now,
here. And it will ship right away if you order it from Alex. He's done a fine and fast job, once again, so I hope you'll reward his efforts.
And a big thank-you as well to Julie Steiner for her faithful proofreading.
My copies came just a little too late to register them for sale at West Chester, but I promise to smuggle in just a few black market copies. And if you'd like a signed copy, do please send me a private message and we can arrange that.
My thanks to everybody for years--eleven of them now--of support from the Sphere.