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Lorenzo Amabili budak90 — I was in the MFA program at the UW with Susan Parr, so some might consider my 5-star review a little biased. And I suppose I am favorably biased towards Susan's work, in part because she’s such a dear, but mostly because she a jaw-droppingly amazing poet. I fell in love with her poems from the moment I first encountered them, and that feeling hasn't changed. The poems in Pacific Shooter are lively, quick, and whipsmart. They're sexy, saucy, and tongue-in-cheek; but also thoughtful, with moments that give pause. They’re surreal yet absolutely truthy. For example, here is the poet's "Lament" (one of my favorites): If my legs became (boom) a flower—I’d have to dangle from its proud gate folds— a half-pillar of self, upside-down in my cone of ribs, my petal collar blue in the bee shadow. I would be a furious flower. Susan Parr delights in language, and the breadth and inventiveness of her vocabulary is dizzying. She gives us “junky blurt”, “bald laryngal fog”, “infowolves”, “the logomotive / yo-yo”, “all minched and sampled”…I could go on & on. One of the happy consequences of personally knowing Susan is that I can hear her voice in my head as I read the poems on the page. If you ever have the chance to hear her read, do yourself a big favor and make sure you do. She’s as sprightly/spritely a reader as she is a writer. I couldn’t be happier that this book is in the world.

Joen Goh buta_in_flight — Very light and enjoyable. I did feel like the dwarf's story was awkwardly wedged in at times, but still liked the book very much.