David Baker is a professor of English at Denison University.
The poems collected here are supple and capacious, revitalizing in
their engagements with American consciousness and American
vernaculars. . . . Baker writes with the distilled, distinguished
attentiveness only the finest poets can reliably command." —Linda
Gregerson, author of Negative Capability: Essays on Contemporary
American Poetry
"David Baker's eye on nature is unblinking, and his observations
delicate and accurate, but his eye on human intimacies and
interactions is just as clear. For me, he is the most expansive and
moving poet to come out of the American Midwest since James
Wright." —Marilyn Hacker, author of Squares and Courtyards: Poems
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