In his second collection of poetry, Edward Vidaurre offers new
poems focusing on--and inspired by--bouts of insomnia, and the
vivid dream-like imagery that a lack of sleep creates. With an
introduction by award-winning Katherine Hoerth. Pick up this book
on those weird and wonderful nights when it's 2:07 a.m. and the
waning echoes of yesterday's shattered dreams and sprightly
nightmares reverberate madly against the thickly transparent rays
of the moon. In this collection of poems, Edward Vidaurre captures
the lingering accusations and celebrations of the night that mingle
with the fresh affirmations of the morning through poems filled at
times with umbrage and desperation and at others with the sort of
devilish charm that has come to define his candid wit. Like a bad
dream that won't go away or a good dream that just makes one's day
Vidaurre's new collection, Insomnia, rouses us with a twitch and
spilt coffee jerk and lulls us with knowing nods to those moments
of clarity and opaqueness, of sweetness and acrimony, of haunting
realism that can't help but keep us awake for just one more poem.
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