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“In the sunlight of her prose,
everybody looks pink and vulnerable . . . This psychological drama slides
along an electric wire of suspense.”
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“An appealingly dark first
novel . . . authentic, substantial and engaging.”
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“Glatt has a sharp eye for catching the incongruous
detail that nicely derails her characters' tidy sense of themselves .
. . . Polished, taut writing we want more of.”
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“Glatt's poems are uncensored
soul-kisses into the darkness of injured bodies, the psyche of illness,
and the raw stumblings of sexual relationships. Monsters and Other
Lovers is a provocative first collection, as entertaining and dangerous
and enlightening as a game of Truth or Dare.” |
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“Lisa Glatt is the best kind of bad girl: brave
and vulnerable, grieving and tough. These poems hold up the female experience
to a shard of mirror; look closely and take heart from the searing tenderness
of her knowing, sensuous work.”
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