Michael Quattrone
Cover Photograph: Thought Series #904, 1993, Bill Jacobson
Sometimes compact, sometimes expansive, the poems in Ghost Hour emanate from adolescence and other liminal spaces, considering girlhood and contemporary womanhood―the ways both are fraught with the pleasures and limits of embodiment. As in her previous poetry, Laura Cronk writes personally, intimately, yet never without profound consideration of onslaught of contemporary violence, which we must love in spite of and rage against.
Cover Image: “Baby Blue,” Daneille Nelson Mourning
Michael Quattrone