At Home with Disquiet: Poems

Raw, tender, always unsparing, Wilson gives us a woman growing even as her children grow, revealing to her more of the world, dissipating the violence of the self. Total easement is not granted-just, perhaps, a gentler reckoning with existence. Brian Brett, winner of CBC Poetry Prize, says, "This is one of the most powerful gathering of poems I've read in years. Our study is to understand that a new voice has strode across the field, and made its place."