The Geese in Logic
by Ann Douglas

Description

Intriguing poems arising like white geese from an abandoned apple orchard in the east Cascade mountains.  Per Donald Revell (Colorado Review): Deep amid the din and barrenness of old, old voices, we are more than usually eager for new sounds and for the music of an unabashed, uncompromised elsewhere, wonderfully announced in Ann Douglas’ poems.

“I find the work of Ann Douglas extremely interesting,” added Michael Bartholomew Biggs (London Grip New Poetry), “it has a shift and elusive quality interspersed with flashes of directness and clarity.”  (Cover image by Donald Saaf.)