Without

<p>In Meg Johnson’s third full length collection <em>Without: Body Name Country</em> <strong>strange experiences become familiar and familiar experiences become strange as a human body a sense of self and an entire nation all teeter toward the verge of destruction.</strong></p><p>In daring poems and intimate flash nonfiction pieces Johnson portrays a world that is corrupt yet full of possibilities. Sometimes frightening sometimes funny one woman’s struggles with health identity and politics reveal universal adversity longing and wildness.</p><p>Reading this book is to climb “a spiral staircase in a tower full of fun house mirrors.” <em>Without: Body Name Country</em> is the book you didn’t know you needed.</p>