Stone Fruit by Rebecca Perry
PBS Recommendation Summer 2021 Nick Laird sensually embracing everything that interrupts

sensually embracing everything that interrupts the view

some photos of your exes

’ — Atar J Hadari

shot through with his customary moral umbrage and rhetorical power

moonstruck observations' and the clockwork comings and goings in the village providing rich subject matter for his first poems

Stone Fruit by Rebecca Perry <br> <b> PBS Recommendation Summer 2021</b> Nick Laird sensually embracing everything that interruptsPBS Recommendation Spring 2021 A collection of three distinct parts, the poems in Rebecca Perry's Stone Fruit nonetheless speak across their many common preoccupations: memory, grief, the fallibility of the physical form, our connection to and place in the world, natural and otherwise. Opening with a study of a girl in a miniature portrait, expanding into lyrical prose pieces and closing with a reflective long poem part elegy and part reflective essay