Available late May 2010 from Finishing Line Press
“Convening blood and marriage / in one crowded room,” Judith Pacht’s St. Louis Suite illuminates the secret alliances and forced decorums necessary for our childhood survival. These are elegant poems—stirring and darkly beautiful.
“Convening blood and marriage / in one crowded room,” Judith Pacht’s St. Louis Suite illuminates the secret alliances and forced decorums necessary for our childhood survival. These are elegant poems—stirring and darkly beautiful.
—Dorothy Barresi, author of All of the Above, The Post-Rapture Diner, and Rouge Pulps.
Judith Pacht flies into the fire of memory, and returns with poems agile and musical as the birds that flock through the pages of her uncompromising and often startling St. Louis Suite.
—Charles Harper Webb, author of Reading the Water, Liver, and Amplified Dog
