Review"Valuable things are found in the raw, sticky pages. A grandmother's lost wedding ring. And a poet's voice."--Lynne Hartke, author, Under a Desert Sky, American Cancer Society, Voice of Hope 2018, www.lynnehartke.com "Angela LeBlanc, currently Southern California high school teacher with origins from Ohio, captures the gothic side of the rootless west that and the mid-western gothic that we know from James Wright. Her poems have moments that feel weird, hurt and real as the coffee cans full of bacon fat in the back of a refrigerator that she places in one of her poems. Never prosy, her lines waver between poetry, where the images and movements come from, and a line that extends into fiction from a story trove somewhere in the attic, or the basement, or in the weeds."--David Blair, author, Ascension Days and Arsonville, davidblairpoetry.com "What makes poetry great is not just style, prose or artistry, but rather heart, conviction, honesty--and a willingness to be vulnerable. Rarely has a poet captured these nuances as fully and as blindly as LeBlanc. Read. Embrace. Be challenged. Become."--Nathaniel Dunigan, PhD, EdM, author, We are not Mahogony: Three Stories About the Male African Life, The AidChild Leadership Institute, aliuganda.comAbout the AuthorAngela LeBlanc has a Master's degree in Literature and Creative Writing. Teaching for twelve years at an underprivileged high school in Moreno Valley, California, she has reached out and worked with highly creative and inspiring kids. She is a mother, a teacher, a writing cohort, a gatherer of souls.