In her third collection of poems, The Atheist Wore Goat Silk, Anna
Journey once again celebrates the profusion of sensuality erupting
from the material world. As she weaves dark fables, luminous family
memories, and hard-edged personal tales into a singular fabric,
Journey charts the boundaries of absence and departure, delineating
the separations that we often hope to stitch back together at the
intersections of the body and the imagination. Rhythmically charged
and lyrically narrative, these poems are rich with verbal cascades
and currents of mordant reflections. Throughout this collection,
both readers and the poet are linked by a delicate and elegantly
spun web of verse.
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