Human Hours
In Catherine Barnett ’82’s third collection of poetry, Human Hours (Greywolf Press) she meditates on time, from schedules to quotidian wasted hours. She also investigates the personal, watching a son become a man and seeing her elderly father become a shell of himself, trying to make sense of it all with a little bit of absurdity and humor.
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