MILLION POEMS JOURNAL

, . . Faux, $13.50 (96pp) ISBN 978-0-9710371-8-2

Best known on the Web as a reviewer for Constant Critic and a major blogger (millionpoems.blogspot.com), Davis studied with Kenneth Koch, and has brilliantly reinvented his master's voice: "Come in the ambulance with me/ And let me lift your skirt, you/ Dazzling unknown form!"

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