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Fuhrman's fourth book of poems is as miscellaneous and daunting as a rummage sale. Her personal brand of what her publisher calls “pop-surrealism” has moments of hilarity, Continue reading »

While Fuhrman's debut, Freud in Brooklyn, won attention for its ingenuous comic voices, her sophomore effort represents a major advance: epigrams, short Continue reading »

The prosy, likeable poems of this debut have the insouciance of comic verse: ""Blue Poem #6"" recalls Elaine Equi's sly panache, especially in its Zen-ish opening line: ""A woman in an `I am here' Continue reading »

A moraine is a hill or mound of soil and debris created by a moving glacier; the exciting mishmash of insights, associations, charms, jokes and biting social commentary in Fuhrman's third Continue reading »