Bought this at Politics & Prose on a trip to DC. I think To A Fault is still my favorite collection of his; Go Giants has a different feel (as did On Purpose), but is of equal quality (I think. It's easier to judge fiction than poetry). Favorite poems from this collection include the untitled frontispiece poem, "Cabochon," "Talking in Kitchens," "Special Effects," "Adeline," "Collusion," and "Grace and the Chilcot Inquiry."

Poetry, they're pretty sure you're not worth knowing,
fit for nothing, broken...
-frontispiece poem

You're winter sleep and I'm the bee dance.
-Epithalamium

...and we feel as we feel every day of the yer
like nobody knows how we feel and it's fine,
because our secrets live near the secrets of others...
Here it is written down if I forget to say it -
my home is a temple made by your hands.
-Talking in Kitchens

We'd wake to find the place
strange. Even some treeless
crossroads in the back end
of nowhere could, in a flash,
change: famous for a second,
then synonymous with loss.
-Collusion

- and when those other voices enter
it's like water meeting water
which forces open some new channel in
the mind -
-Progress (reliever) ( )