One of Everything (Cleveland Poets Series)

Music as wild as a dance tune on a country fiddle, and as slow and sad as a shape note hymn informs Diane Gilliam Fisher's complex poems. . . . This narrative of three generations of women with roots in the coal camps and prayer meetings of the southern Appalachian mountains is ". . . one/long history/or the verb/to bear.". . . I am grateful to welcome this necessary book to the table.