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"Cold logic held his attention. Recording specifics gave him a sense of belonging that nothing else did. As he wrote, he grew less and less emotional."

A change of heart prompts one man to reevaluate the life he thought he knew in David Hecker's contemplative debut, "Strangers Before the Bench."

George Schwartz prides himself on his job as an Immigration Naturalization Service Hearing judge. Working in Seattle, he has gained a reputation as a "fences up" judge, meaning that immigrants who appear before him on even the slightest infraction can count on being deported. Schwartz has no...

“Like a well-traveled rucksack, this collection speaks of journeys, the poet an

immigrant setting out from the home country of his imagination. Each poem serves

as a vehicle and destination, and the scattered outposts—Iceland, the Dakotas, the

Quinault River, Andalusia—lay their claims to portions of the poet’s character,

memory, heritage. As well, we find our own homes in the reading.”

—John Willson, Pushcart Prize winner and author of The Son We Had

“Evocative poems beckon one to follow in his footsteps...