I Want to Eat Fire and Glow on the Dark strikes the poetic match and watches how it burns. In
this wide-ranging collection, the match ignites fires at home that may nurture or harm. It
smolders in the hearts of spiritual seekers, lighting the pilgrim's path. Just as often it flares up in
the outside world and takes to the streets.

These poems start with the unspoken premise that we are all flammable, and then follows the
smoke trail to see who's burning. Is it a sweating guard or a thirsty asylum seeker on that
border? Is it a resentful Adam peering at this new creation, Eve? Is it old Hemingway marching
for justice with his fellow protestors?

How does our life fire play out?