THE CLOCK MAKER'S MEMOIR
Cuneiform Press, 2007
The Clock Maker's Memoir registers the world's variety in small catalogs of storms, shadows, dreams, memories, and rituals of childhood. In such forms, time returns each time with a difference.
—Devin Johnston
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UNITED STATES
Factory School, 2005
United States combines the passion of our hidden day with the lyric tradition of Robert Duncan, Jean Renoir, Muriel Rukeyser, Langston Hughes.
—Kevin Killian
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INTO THE EARTH
Quarry Press, 2005
The title of Dan Featherston's Into the Earth perfectly suggests his push toward clarity, depth, and what Hölderlin calls Quelle, or source. This is a book rich with desire, not for the mere world of social memory but for the complexity of the All.
—Paul Hoover
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UNITED STATES
Phylum Press, 2004
These poems bear witness to various atrocities at large and domestically, but also to the role that liberal Democratic ideology plays in the atrocities of genocide and cultural imperialism.
—Richard Deming
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THE CLOCK MAKER'S MEMOIR: 1–12
Handwritten Press, 2002
The first 12 sections of The Clock Maker's Memoir.
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26 ISLANDS
Primitive Publications, 1999
A lush exploration of language, both the native tongue of an island people rich with their own language and the enforced language of missionaries demanding the civilized letters of w, i, m. This text ponders not only foreignness but the intricacies of living on an island surrounded by sea, wind, and foreboding.
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ANATOMIES
Potes & Poets Press, 1998
The ruminative urgency of the work lives in a productive tension with the humor and almost erotic authority of its language.
—Elizabeth Robinson
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ROOMS
Paper Brain Press, 1998
Room for everything and all.
—Robert Creeley
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