Huteson's quiet, questing voice erases perceived distinctions between place and time as within his spare, formal structures we encounter local apocalypses haunting liminal spaces-dusk, dawn, the watches of the night, shorelines, ferries, alleys, unoccupied rooms, micro-interactions (human and other), the memory of/desire for shared meals, gaps between city buildings where the sky breaks through. While many of these poems are set in and around Taiwan,...
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