Synopses & Reviews
'The three long elegies that make up Mark Irwin's new book, Against the Meanwhile, are major clusterings of lyric outcry. Irwin reminds us that the rising water is supported by a falling water. The field of epiphany, here, is unlikely, pure, but lawful of a physical world. It is a splendid book.' - Norman Dubie
Synopsis:
Three elegies exploring the nature of remembered time and space.