Publisher's Synopsis
Through a myriad of experiences with cars, these poems explore the events, relationships and evolution of a woman's life.
"...a poetic memoir, punctuated with poignant nostalgia, comedic vignettes and soul-searching heartbreak. Entertaining and enlightening, ... It's a deeply satisfying road trip." Patrick Dixon, author of Arc of Visibility
"Reading these poems is a pleasure that will leave you feeling wiser for having been invited to share in hard-won lessons of a life not your own." Emily Van Kley, author of The Cold and the Rust
"...these poems move me to reconsider how the cars we drive transport our stories, recasting our daily lived experiences into the dreams and tragedies that inhabit every Memory's Lane." Sandra Yannone, author of Maiden Voyage
"Strever, as always, is mistress of poetic narrative. Not only do I know more about Linda after riding with her in Ramblers and Impalas, I understand more about my own road." Joanne M. Clarkson, author of The Fates
