Similarly

Similarly—four complete poetry books and a selection of new poems and sequences— samples the ongoing project of C. S. Giscombe’s long, long song of location and range. In all the work collected here, location is a practice; range is the fact of the serial, the figuring of continuous arrival. The writing speaks to rivers, the souls of city life, animals, the counted and uncounted, the crepuscular, and the colors of human migration, these things among others.