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A tribute to creative partnership and enduring intimacy, this chapbook collection celebrates an artist whose work exudes vitality, warmth and wit. The poems cross genres to capture the artist’s use of paper, paint, clay, glass, and a bracing medley of found materials to construct one-of-a-kind, mixed-media pieces. Like the art inspiring them, the poems explore an intriguing life story—a story by turns spirited, reflective, humorous, and sensual—sustained throughout by “unlikely, lucky love.”

During the past twenty-five years Judith Saunders has published poetry, humor, and creative nonfiction in a wide variety of little magazines and literary journals. Her work has appeared, for example, in The Mathematical Intelligencer, Snowy Egret, Chiron Review, Blue Unicorn, The Gay and Lesbian Review, The Christian Science Monitor, and The North American Review. She is the author of two prize-winning poetry chapbooks (Panhandler and Red Berry). Her most recent collection, Seizing This Chance, was released in 2014 by Kattywompus Press. Professor of English at Marist College in New York State, where she teaches nineteenth- and twentieth-century American literature, contemporary poetry, and Darwinian literary studies, she also writes literary criticism for academic audiences.