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Grounded in the landscapes of Indiana and the midwest region, WHERE THE LIGHT FEEDS is a lyric meditation on ecology, elegy, heartache, and homecoming.Formally and substantively, these poems insist that patient attention--to the world, each other, and language-enacts the kind of faith that helps people stay. Across these poems, a lyric I and lyric you move through regional geographies and inner terrains of memory, grief, and fear--ever in sear...

I'D RATHER BE LIGHTNING is a love song to the earth, celebrating what we stand to lose.These poems are "throwing a tantrum" about the climate crisis, written by a "child / of imperialism whining about freedom / from the bondage of stuff." What do you get when you combine capitalism, environmentalism, ecology, globalization, fascism, economic crisis, and global pandemic? Nancy Lynée Woo transmutes anxiety into dynamic and playful poems, writing...