Praise for Marjorie Welish:[Welish] challenges 'prettiness' at an almost feverish pitch, working against a poem's anticipated flow even as she moves it along with jazzy verve." - Bookforum Welish uses the page-not as a surface upon which to buoy language, but as a core construction of the poem, in visual and kinetic relationship with text. One of our most challenging and rewarding poets, the pleasure is to simply marvel. From "Vamp ('avant pied')": In laughter you acquitthe betwixt divided by half and half helped into the indecentparentheses brooding on reasoning, resonance - too much reverblay in the epilogue " | So What So That by Marjorie Welish, Paperback | Indigo Chapters