Which prospects will be shared? Which inherited? Or must they be individual inventions, spurs digging into a future unavailable but, nevertheless, still there? Judith Hall's new poems consider the ways in which prospects take any number of forms, as different perspectives offer a sense of choice and loss.
Which prospects will be shared? Which inherited? Or must they be individual inventions, spurs digging into a future unavailable but, nevertheless, still there? Judith Hall's new poems consider the ways in which prospects take any number of forms, as different perspectives offer a sense of choice and loss.
