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Floodwater Quitab Editions Gloria Mindock writes a gritty

Floodwater Quitab Editions Gloria Mindock writes a grittyConnie Post writes there are lost fish swimming at our feet and indeed these poems are filled with the losses of a lifetime. Yet time and again, Connie has the courage to reach for healing. In a poem in which she adopts a lost dog, she observes, how forgiveness finds a small edge a thin slat to glide through, and in A Road of my Own she affirms that she wants to finally breathe the dust of my own footsteps. In Incantation, one of the final poems, she

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Gloria Mindock writes a gritty

winner of the 2012 Agha Shahid Ali Prize in Poetry

we are not maps

―Joan Colby

Floodwater Quitab Editions Gloria Mindock writes a grittyConnie Post writes there are lost fish swimming at our feet and indeed these poems are filled with the losses of a lifetime. Yet time and again, Connie has the courage to reach for healing. In a poem in which she adopts a lost dog, she observes, how forgiveness finds a small edge a thin slat to glide through, and in A Road of my Own she affirms that she wants to finally breathe the dust of my own footsteps. In Incantation, one of the final poems, she

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