Peregrine Questions by Colette Gill

“Intricate as the Fabergé eggs that vanished with Tsvetaeva’s Russia, and mysterious as the Brazilian seascapes of Colette Anderson Gill’s own childhood, these poems navigate defining moments in many literary lives, including the poet’s own, extracting beauty from violence and sorrow, and rousing memories and landscapes that might otherwise be dangerously forgotten.”

–Jacqueline Kolosov, Author of Memory of Blue and Modigliani’s Muse

“We encounter a poet in Peregrine Questions who tends to life and language as if both were part of the same English garden: color, texture and variety; ordered, neat, pruned.  A carefully-tended sensory adventure. The reader is treated to a rare encounter with an horticulturist of words.”

–Joy Roulier Sawyer, Author of Tongues of Men and Angels