In
Singular Plurals
, Roland Prevost presents us with fictive — often surreal — images encapsulated in text that is layered in meaning, playful with language and polyphonous in tone. The poems explore the irregular spaces and tangential lines that separate and connect us, sometimes by gazing from a great distance, then zooming in for the close-up shot. A winner of the John Newlove Poetry Award and self-described explorer of here/now's edge,
is his first full-length book of poetry.