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The Furies by William ConsidineThe Furies is an attack in dramatic verse on mythic sources of war and the tragic cycle. What starts in jest and hope becomes tragic and then deeply personal. "'The Furies' is a terrific intervention, a unique contemporary dramatic verse collection with tropes of classic themes and characters. Considine has a poets lyric ease, wit and calling, and a sensibility that travels through the complicated dynamics of history and war. As Orestes asks Electra,

York St John University

author of Bastard Out of Carolina

It’s an epistolary recipe for the main character

The answer is like Jason Koo

that serves as a map for our children to understand why we are the way we are

John Edgar Wideman observed: "Like Freud's excavations of the unconscious

and content in Auden’s work

But I even more greatly admire his Wild Gratitude as a general collection

Patrick Rosal has been one of the most beloved and admired poets in the United States

which makes me especially thankful for the “'wayward light / in the poems' here

Miller was the first ‘I can’t breathe’ in modern times

" —Nicole Sealey