This is a volume of prose format poems, a newer sentence, if you please, enacting a kind of drama of the daily fact transmogrified. Jessica Grimm's work shirks nothing. It's always on, attentive to synapses and lapses of thought, sounding well-envisioned thinking, feeling out amongst a thorough listening.
Recently I read Twyla Tharp's autobiography and wanted to dance. THE INVETERATE LIFE makes me want to write -- it is that inspiring.--Tom Beckett
This review originally appeared in TapRoot Reviews #2,
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