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and my mother doesn't love me anymore") to individual encounters and concerns ("Part of anyone can see how reasonable it is to stay at home and never leave
a book that inspired sermons that terrified her as a child but which she has come to appreciate as a "richly poetic book with imagery to envy
–Nathan Ripley/Naben Ruthnum
MacKenzie seems to derive much of his creative power from his solid use of peculiar yet striking similes
Prize(s): Short-listed ReLit Awards in the Poetry category (2020)
perpetual Product Form:Paperback / softback and my mother doesn't loveDescription The power of water is the power of blood, flood and drought. Water keeps it real, keeps us real. Forgetting this, we turn the earth into a toxic dump. Remembering this, we unfurl the future as perpetual possibility. Water is also the strength of subtlety, quietly making its way through your body. perpetual is both a gift and a warning from water. Through drawings and graphic essays by artist Cindy Mochizuki and writer Rita Wong, the book
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