Interstitial by Sean Patrick Hill
In Interstitial, Sean Patrick Hill lovingly renders the mundane into a world that is (quite literally) on fire. His poems are taut, perverse, and terrifying. As with all good poems, these leave the page to hound and haunt the reader. — Alan May
In Interstitial, Sean Patrick Hill lovingly renders the mundane into a world that is (quite literally) on fire. His poems are taut, perverse, and terrifying. As with all good poems, these leave the page to hound and haunt the reader. — Alan May
In Interstitial, Sean Patrick Hill lovingly renders the mundane into a world that is (quite literally) on fire. His poems are taut, perverse, and terrifying. As with all good poems, these leave the page to hound and haunt the reader. — Alan May
In Interstitial, Sean Patrick Hill lovingly renders the mundane into a world that is (quite literally) on fire. His poems are taut, perverse, and terrifying. As with all good poems, these leave the page to hound and haunt the reader.
— Alan May, editor of Apocryphal Text
Picture the fire in everything burning and bursting between the lines and cracks. Now put it all on pause. That's Sean's book. The book you're holding right now. The fire living in everything, on pause for us, for you.
—Ben Mirov
Sean Patrick Hill is the author of The Imagined Field (Paper Kite Press, 2010). He has been the recipient of fellowships to the Vermont Studio Center and Montana Artists Refuge. His poetry reviews and interviews have appeared in Rain Taxi, Bookslut, Redactions, Gulf Coast, and The Oregonian.
Book Information:
· Paperback: 65 pages
· Binding: Perfect-Bound
· Publisher: BlazeVOX [books]
· ISBN: 978-1-60964-038-5