Fourth and Walnut by Jeremy Over gothic and fix[ing] things that are

and fix[ing] things that are

hard-bitten and harried by memory

sick body as a reaction to an ill world and asks it how to move on toward hope

Then Come Back: The Lost Neruda Poems simultaneously completes and advances the oeuvre of the Nobel Laureate

‘A poet confident in her mastery of her medium

Fourth and Walnut by Jeremy Over gothic and fix[ing] things that areFourth and Walnut bucks the mindfulness trend by advocating a gentle art of mind wandering. To the very serious (possibly end?) times in which we find ourselves so desperately in need of wisdom it offers whimsy instead which, as Daniel Kane observed when writing on a short film by the New Yorkers Kenneth Koch and Rudy Burckhardt, does not love wisdom, but refuses its authority by insisting on play, fancifulness and drift.' Advice to a young poet'