World Enough

Exploring the interplay of personal and collective experience, Maureen N. McLane's poetry traverses diverse landscapes, from New England to the moon. The collection delves into self-discovery through various lenses—sensual, intellectual, and historical—while blending song and critique. With a mix of traditional and experimental forms, the poems reflect on themes of revolution and connection, capturing the essence of both individual and communal existence. McLane's work resonates with a profound sense of place and emotion, inviting readers to contemplate their own realities.