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Like their namesake, the poems of In Cannon Cave are acoustic chambers, gourds in which experience resonates. Here is a voice singing to existence, longingly, caressingly, not to typify or capture it, but to give it dwell, the audible afterlife of language. These poems venture far beyond the comforts of romanticism to find a new compassion. When night comes, something speaks from that soft, fragrant wilderness. It says, the heart is not a door...

Late in a Slow Time is an intricate and intimate book that deftly marks the "little monumental changes" that make up our daily lives. In poems about the contradictory nature of wonder and suffering and acceptance, Carole Glasser Langille shows us "how fine-tuned this unanswered world is." In her search for breadth within the limitations of fate we are privy to a big-hearted poet whose sentiments have been tested and shaped by experience, whose...