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–Publishers Weekly
[he] evinces an awareness that solid craftsmanship is one possible antidote to conspicuous consumption and waste
Bravo to Johnston for such a concise and honest portrayal of human condition
This first collection of poems thrives and opens words' weight and duration
grounded love of family—Mémère caught drunk on VHS
Histories Haunt Us Chris Bailey –Publishers WeeklyDescription In Triny Finlay's second collection of poetry, she asks what it means to let in the ghosts of the past. Will memories loosen the frame of a life? Will subtle fears take over? Finlay plumbs the depths of family life as she negotiates the territories of ancestry, love, and new motherhood: a great grandmother who went to bed for seventeen years; a lover caught with somebody else; a son's critical illness things that "encroach, they devastate,
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