The Daily News

<p>This collection traces the period from 2019 and the catastrophe fires in Australia through the COVID years and beyond feeling its way into how we live in the world and how we might reflect on the value of listening to the many voices that make up our everyday experience. Written primarily in prose poetry it attempts to expand the capacity of the sentence rather than the line to gesture toward what is rarely said (or cannot be said) and to offer fragments of stories about finding a home in the world as it is and as we are.  </p>