Incandescently tranquil, the poems of Norman Fischer neither
confront nor confirm, peferring to give company along the way.
--Charles Bernstein
Those of us who think about the reality of things do not do so because
we have plenty of time. reality is not a fixed and immutable attribute
of things but a process, a fast or slow unfolding. And we don't know with
certainty that reality has been given limitless time. Norman Fischer's
urgent sensitivity to the metamorphosis at hand makes his writing real.
--Lyn Hejinian
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