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Jean P. Moore's Time's Tyranny brims with images of life's simultaneity. Nature flourishes and dwindles, love heartens and crushes, joy and peace sustain and crumble. Birth, love, death under the watchful eye of the tyrant, time. National Book Award nominee for poetry, Maureen McLean has called Time's Tyranny "a book of memory and swift reckonings" and says, "Moore's work is simultaneously sensual and astringent." This is a poet who "combines ...

When her husband of forty years dies unexpectedly, Tilda Carr loses all hope-until life intrudes with crises to be overcome, mysteries to be solved, and love to be explored.