“Such a small wound, such a huge nuisance, death. In Black Achilles,Curtis L. Crisler takes the very human suffering of a torn tendon and uses it to explore our love affair with convenience, our ever-growing cloak of invulnerability, our pining for youth, immortality—how we unhinge at its loss. It is b-ball and score, the opposite of frustration/fragility &ellip; weakness. It is crutches and numbness, swagger and ‘what tender means.’ All this with a deft rim shot, a language of swerves and dunks, rebounds and alley-oops.”
-Leslie Anne Mcilroy,
Managing & Poetry Editor, HEArt,
and author of Slag (Main Street Rag)
ISBN: 978-1-936628-32-2
Softcover, 5½” x 8½”
$8.00
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