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"The visible carries/the invisible on its back in the Blake-ian dreamscapes of Laurette Folk's Totem Beasts. Her anxious musings, tiny buds of hope, and wending narratives-of paternal specters, IVF turmoil, and undomesticated femininity-tear through this notable debut collection." Jennifer Jean, The Fool "In Totem Beasts, Folks places the reader in the bed, womb, at the family dining table stained with olive oil, in the waters off Gloucester. And we are left breathless, speechless with this fine poet's fearless language that tackles fertility, family, death, religion, love, and God. Folk...