Review
"A ravishing poetry that heralds the return of beauty from long exile, to a world intensified by art." --
Eleanor Wilner"Robert Thomas strives to unveil the mystery." --
Publishers Weekly"The poems in this brilliant and urgent first collection traverse the territory between feverish delirium and remarkable sanity." --
Laura Kasische"There's a lushness of language and imagination in these poems beside which much American poetry can seem drab and utilitarian" --
Tony Hoagland"This is a fresh, inventive, and moving book." --
Carl DennisAn "accomplished and remarkably promising first collection of poems ... intensely intimate lyricism ... clear abundance of talent." --
Meridian Magazine, Fall/Winter 2002DOOR TO DOOR leaves me speechless. Manifold details limn the spiritual in the erotic and the erotic in the spiritual. --
North American Review, September-October 2003Relies on the power of the unusual juxtaposition and a striking lyricism that sends a shiver along the sacral vertebra. --
Literal Latte, Vol. 8, No. 2Robert Thomas has written an admirable book...a distinctive voice that examines the ordinary outside the boundaries of the conventional. --
Chelsea 75, 2003Thomas leaves you awestruck at his variety, spontaneity, tonal changes from high formal to mock outrage, humor and arcane information. --
Brendan Galvin, Shenandoah, Winter 2003
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