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'they are no black-and-white photocopy
' writes Maggie Nelson
Paramour works like the best of highly-engineered lipsticks: compact
Collecting poetry prose from the years 1975-2019
The books present something like a cosmology in the philosophical sense
A Queen in Bucks County Myrte Leffring 'they are no black-and-white photocopyKay Gabriel In A Queen in Bucks County, our protagonist Turner, who both is and is not the writer, makes his pleasurable way through miserable space. Men buy him things, lovers drive across state lines, users down volatile cocktails to see what happens, landlords turn tenants out, and Turner writes poetic tracts to friends about it. Part pornography, part novel, all love letter, A Queen in Bucks County is an experiment in turning language upside down