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the <strong>Crab</strong> <strong>Orchard</strong> Series<br />

in Poetry<br />

Series Editor, Jon Tribble<br />

“It is Rosser’s splendid articulation that impresses<br />

initially, not just that her poems are well written,<br />

but that they are so resolutely anchored in the<br />

idioms of speech and the necessities of the human<br />

heart. …I do not know of another poet so unafraid<br />

of the rhapsodic and yet so capable of high wit, of<br />

addressing the world’s ‘full frontal mundanity.’”<br />

—Rodney Jones, author of Kingdom of the Instant<br />

and Elegy for the Southern Drawl<br />

Copublished with <strong>Crab</strong> <strong>Orchard</strong> <strong>Review</strong><br />

75 pages<br />

ISBN 0-8093-2383-4, $14.95 paper<br />

2000 Open Competition Award<br />

MISERY<br />

PREFIGURED<br />

Poems by J. Allyn Rosser<br />

“J. Allyn Rosser’s poems are savvy closereadings<br />

of her daily experience. She<br />

knows how to balance cynicism with the<br />

hope for love in language that is freshly<br />

minted and full of local surprises. In the<br />

words of her own metaphor, she writes<br />

with heart and wit about the friction<br />

inside the machine of her life.”—Billy<br />

Collins, author of Sailing Around the<br />

Room and Picnic, Lightning<br />

Available at major retailers and independent bookstores, or from<br />

southern illinois university press<br />

ORDERS & INQUIRIES • TEL 800-621-2736 • FAX 800-621-8476<br />

www.siu.edu/~siupress

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