The Lease
'The Leasecuts into its primary subjects -- grease, technology, physical labor, alienated sex, mud, fear, profound loneliness -- like a welder's oxyacetylene flame. [...] I've read more adept books of poetry thanThe Leasein the past six months, with more self-conscious chaos and precision wordplay. But I've read none that I was more eager to run through again in my mind.'- Dwight Garner,The New York Times'A sneakily brilliant, beautiful work ... Writing that's meant to be read, like light through ice, hard and clear and true. Try not to shield  your eyes.'  - The Millions