"The author’s eye is wide open, and her writing is fresh, funny, and exhilarating."—Peter Matthiessen"Marilyn Stablein’s wry voice tells how it was, calmly and clearly, unadorned. . . . whether on the
Milepost 27 showcases the poet's examination of the effects of climate change. From the bone altar of a Native American shaman who prays over disturbed land honoring deceased ancestors to the phantom
