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Poetry. "Curtis Bauer is precise about birds, be they crows, chimney swifts, sparrows, swallows, starlings, cardinals, doves, or grackles. Like Robert Frost, he knows the phoebe doesn't weep, for like him he is deeply versed in country things. But Bauer is wide-ranging and doesn't make a moral distinction between Iowa and New York, any more than he does between America and Spain, where he lives part of the year. He is one of the most tender new poets I know, yet when the subject calls for it, he can be as harsh as necessary, for he is a keen observer, and he is sane, a sane realist with a...

"It isn't often you come across poetry that makes you want to turn to the stranger next to you on the bus, grab him by the collar, and say, 'You have to read this ' Stern's encompassing embrace allows us to step into his delirium and experience both." Deborah Garrison (The New Yorker) No es frecuente encontrarse con poesia que haga que quieras volverte hacia un desconocido en el autobus, agarrarlo por la solapa y decirle: "Tienes que leer esto." La profundidad del abrazo poetico de Stern nos permite sumergirnos tanto en su delirio como en su sabiduria. Deborah Garrison (The New Yorker)"