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As a psychologist, Lisa C. Krueger is familiar with digging into what makes us human. The joys and celebrations or the pain of what cuts the skin--and what cuts deeper. In animals the size of dreams, Krueger looks into the dark corners and, instead of just shining a light, strips them down to their foundations, until all that's left is life.

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As a psychologist, Lisa C. Krueger is familiar with digging into what makes us human. The joys and celebrations or the pain of what cuts the skin--and what cuts deeper. In animals the size of dreams, Krueger looks into the dark corners and, instead of just shining a light, strips them down to their foundations, until all that's left is life.

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Written in memoir form through the language of flowers, this book of poems examines a daughters chronic illness in order to consider the vastness of human connection.

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Like a photograph seared in the mind, Run Away to the Yard has lasting power, offering its readers the chance to alter assumed perceptions of culture--and of self.

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Like a photograph seared in the mind, Run Away to the Yard has lasting power, offering its readers the chance to alter assumed perceptions of culture--and of self.

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The third collection of poems from Lisa C. Krueger, whose "tiniest observations resonate with galvanic force" (Laura Kasischke).

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The third collection of poems from Lisa C. Krueger, whose "tiniest observations resonate with galvanic force" (Laura Kasischke).