“Jane LeCroy is a Phenomenon, a wordsmith of one’s own heart. She stares into the abyss and comes out with precious whittled words. Find yourself lost in the magic of her lines, devour, enjoy, for poet is priest!”- -—James Browning Kepple, president of The New York Browning Society.

“This book unbuttoned me, shook my contents onto the floor, and put me back together in a new draft. Her gift is a unique understanding of what it means to be human with an absolute mastery of language and beauty— a form of worship.”
—Chondra Echert Sanchez, Saving for a Mausoleum.

“Jane LeCroy’s poetry is transcendent, grounded in the practical and real. She embraces the dark and ugly, imbues it with light, love, and beauty. Her poetry is courageous, true, full of humor, wisdom, and raw sensuality. A pioneer of love, I feel the love in every word she writes. She’s a treasure, and so is this book.” —John S. Hall, poet from King Missile.

“This book is extraordinary, easy to read, cinematic, prismatic, down to earth, sexy, alive poetry. There’s no room for pity in these daunting stories. They’re liberating claims on being— snapshots of LeCroy’s fantastical journey to be artist, human, and free.” —Animal Prufrock, queercore musician, poet, artist.

“I enjoyed these poems tremendously. LeCroy tells me about life. There’s insight in this lovely book, charm, rage, and raw honesty, but mostly wise joy— and the rain tastes like mint after reading it.” —Jennifer Michael Hecht, The Wonder Paradox: Embracing the Weirdness of Existence and the Poetry of our Lives.