John Brugaletta's latest book of poetry, With My Head Rising Out of
the Water, is a delight to read, not only because of his usual
humor and superb use of language, but also because of the various
and splendid voices he employs. Not only are there contemporary
voices as in "Coffee Shops," which ends with "We have always
stopped at shrines like these/for a rest, or because we're hungry."
Brugaletta also often calls on voices from the classical world, as
in Artemis... To see-and hear-so many voices brought together in
one collection will please his confirmed fans as well as readers
new to his protean verses. Alfred W. Landwehr (California State
Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo)
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