Strangers

• $16.99
• 1 mg
• Biblioasis.com

In Strangers, Rob Taylor makes new the epiphany p ce. The news is good."—Matthew Walsh, Poetry is Dead “If ‘Imagery is the memory of memory’ as Stanley Plumly believed, Rob Taylor’s Strangers out with Biblioasis press uses imagery as both revelation and reconciliation. The poems tease epiphany fro pressive poetic career.”—Christopher Levenson, The Ormsby Review “It makes no sense. You would be strangers / if not for this.” al quotations from the project participants inside of poetic structures and techniques. The saddest poem, perhaps, is the one that gives the book its title: ‘When people say, “So how are you?” / really they want you to say, “Oh I’m great.” / I’m sure there’s something chemical to it, but // when you say,