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In his Collected Works, the surrealist poet Paul Eluard writes, "There is another world, but it is in this one." The poems in this collection set out to examine what it means to exist in those distinct but inseparable worlds-worlds that can cause both misery and joy for those who are time-bound, but can also grant infinite insight and wisdom. All the voices and stories gathered here intertwine and co-exist, revealing, as poet Irene Kinney writes, "this unknown buried in the known."
About the author
Kate Fox's work has appeared in the Great River Review, New Ohio Review, Green Mountains Review, Kenyon Review, Valparaiso Review, Pleiades, and West Branch. She has also authored two poetry chapbooks: The Lazarus Method, chosen for the Wick Poetry Series and published by Kent State University Press, and Walking Off the Map, published by Seven Kitchens Press in Cincinnati. She was an Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist's Grant recipient, and her poem, "The Lost Baby Poem" earned second place in Cutthroat's Joy Harjo Poetry Award competition. She lives in Athens with poet and scholar Bob DeMott, and their two English setters, mild-mannered Katie, and ill-mannered Patch.
