Field Notes from an Illusion
by Lois Levinson—
“Her studious-but-playful gaze falls on what she loves and lights it up: mule deer antlers are ‘moon-silvered,’ a coyote’s ‘well fed and swaggering like a senator,’ bluebird eggs seem ‘Insubstantial as rings of blue smoke suspended in air.’ But Levinson understands that we are finally as insubstantial as what we study; her melancholy negotiations with the fact of limit lends her seeing a poignant urgency.”
—Mark Doty, National Book Award-winning poet
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