Synopses & Reviews
Synopsis
Poetry. Women's Studies. Aja Moore's debut collection of poetry is awash in sincerity and the ways in which we simultaneously crave, doubt, avoid, and totally disparage it. HOTWHEEL, in turn, reveals its precious life-affirming conviction, despite its incertitude--or precisely because of it.
Synopsis
"Wonderfully adjacent to the terms of their own conception. Don't let the casual dress fool you: Moore is one to watch."
- SINA QUEYRAS, author of My Ariel
"These are shapeshifting, fast-moving poems that skillfully navigate the universe of Poetry itself, ricocheting off mega planets like Rimbaud, Sharon Oldes, Robert Duncan, Rilke and Pound while flitting in and around the author's personal galaxy of which these planets are part. Lines shoot through these pages like an urgent message from an important friend calling from somewhere with a low cell signal--you find yourself pressing your ear to these lines and listening to them on repeat."
- LAURA BROADBENT, author of In on the Great Joke
hotwheel, Aja Moore's debut collection of poetry is awash in sincerity and the ways in which we simultaneously crave, doubt, avoid, and disparage it. hotwheel, in turn, reveals its precious life-affirming conviction, despite its incertitude--or precisely because of it.