Tremors by Georgette Unis

Tremors gives us entrée into a life through moments caught in imagistic flashes.  We are caught in a world that is informed by both everyday mindfulness and a mythology that informs the poet’s understanding of her place in this world.  It is an extraordinary collection.

–John Brantingham, Poet Laureate of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park

Georgette Unis writes about both the High Sierra in Northern California and the Arizona desert country.  Add in the way she describes the people in those landscapes and you have a book filled with beautiful and lyric poetry.

–Richard Luftig, author of Fly Over States, Dos Madres Press

This appropriately titled collection of poetry, Tremors, by Georgette Unis is stunning in its ability to address so many aspects of life in 28 poems.  The book opens on a familiar blossom covered path through life and love:  They join hands / share coffee / cake / and stories and ends with a meditation on nature, faith and the human condition:  We wrap ourselves in the promise of tomorrow’s sunrise, and finally, the answer promises everything, and nothing. Tremors is a must-read for both poets and poetry lovers alike.  As I read Georgette’s poems, I felt the tremors in my heart and in my soul.

–R.T. Sedgwick, Del Mar, CA poet, www.rtsedgwickpoems.com