House by the Railroad

About the Book

"Once it enters the zone of my nought, the car is emptied out and, instead of informing me, only participates in my nothingness. There is a dynamic quest for resplendent forms-in two separate moments: the assumption of identities (impersonations), and the consumption of goods (in order to be informed by them)."
-Walker Percy

About the Author

Li Bloom, formerly of Ohio, has worked as a dancer, teacher, and choreographer throughout the US and in Canada. She began writing poetry 19 years ago in NYC, moved north of Chicago in ?97 and published her first book radish in 2003. House by the Railroad is her second collection of poems.