Zodiac B labor and The Quiet Year

and The Quiet Year

and are prompted to put in a "fast song

That’s largely up to you

Fumes of melted honey rise as you choke on caramel apples

As much as these works reflect the existential question of the paths end

Zodiac B labor and The Quiet YearIn 1922, a council of astronomers ratified the eighty eight constellations we know today, leaving many others to fall into obscurity. Now, with prose poems dedicated to Argo the Ship, Felis the Cat, Solarium the Sundial, and a dozen more of those lost figures, Travis Smith presents a zodiac of the obsolete, the forgotten, and the lost. Zodiac B is marvelous. I love that the form of this work is not bound, that the cards can be taken individually and