What have you done to our ears to make us hear echoes?
"Turn to the first poem, and you've entered a surreal fantasy world where fairy tales are dangerous and twisted ... in the end, that's what makes it so darkly delightful." --Hazel & Wren (hazelandwren.com)"Kim's book details a crisis of the spirit: moving from country to country ... Underlying this narrative, Kim's use of rhyme, syllabics, prose poems, and white space on the page make a compelling read more captivating. This is a collection not to be missed." -- The Rumpus (therumpus.net)"Kim not only uses a wide range of mythological, literary and technological sources, she accesses a full arsenal of poet's tools ... These are poems to whisper alone in a tent by flashlight, delighting in the whistles and pops of words that tear at your heart."--New Pages Book Reviews (newpages.com)