En Route

In this debut poetry collection Jesse Wolfe meditates on the journeys that carry us through life. In sections that focus on individuals couples and families Wolfe employs a range of speakers and characters: male and female young and old wealthy and poor. Some have a clear sense of where theyre going while others feel cast adrift; some reach back into their memories or look toward the future while others seek an expansive present moment; some find peace and at-one-ment while others remain in quandaries. Taken together they offer a mosaic of consciousness as people strive and introspect suffer and heal each of them en route through their overlapping stories. Jesse Wolfes poetry has appeared in publications including Tower Journal Good Works Review Mad Swirl and Eunoia Review. An English professor at California State University Stanislaus Wolfe previously served as Faculty Advisor to Penumbra the campuss student-run literary and art journal. His scholarly work includes the monograph Bloomsbury Modernism and the Reinvention of Intimacy (Cambridge University Press 2011) and a forthcoming book on intimacy in contemporary British and American fiction.