The Fire's Edge

Exploring the impact of de-industrialization in Ohio, this chapbook weaves together poems reflecting on economic struggles, social upheaval, and activism. It opens with a poignant piece about the tragic shooting of student Sandra Scheuer, setting a tone of remembrance and reflection. The collection also captures the spirit of grassroots campaigning for democratic values in 2004, resonating with contemporary issues. Through elegiac verses and philosophical musings, the author avoids harsh political rhetoric, instead emphasizing loss and the pursuit of a life guided by conscience.