"In these brilliant poems, Michael Meyerhofer explores the complex and crazy world you and I wake up to every day. He writes about superheroes and poverty and death and Carl Jung and parallel universes and dictators and what you can see and hear while sitting in a bar where they're mourning a dead woman named Lynette. And what makes all of these things jump up and shout is Meyerhofer's love and curiosity. He's the poet who wants his eyeballs to always be open, always take in and hug the things most of us are too busy looking for the next Starbucks to see."

--John Guzlowski, author of Echoes of Tattered Tongues