A Name For Everything is an impressionistic, densely imaged book of poems that
explore memory: the residue, metaphysics, existential condition, the emotional
location. The poems require the reader to put aside conventional expectations of
contemporary lyric poetry and demand the reader's full attention. Whatever
narrative exists, is fragmentary; elliptical and developed imagistically. It's best to
surrender to these poems, with your eyes and mind opened wide.
