Orient Point
Poems
30 November 2007
Description
“Tender, sassy, quietly observant, deeply cutting ... a collection bursting with verbal and existential exuberance.”—Billy Collins
Julie Sheehan draws from nature guides and self-help books, weaves legal argot and street slang, and fills her work with “muscle, size, shadows, and nuance” (Linda Gregg).
Also By: Julie Sheehan 
Bar Book: Poems and Otherwise
E Book, 2016
“Nearly knocked me off my metaphoric stool.”—Diann Blakely, Antioch Review
Bar Book: Poems and Otherwise
Paperback, 2012
“Nearly knocked me off my metaphoric stool.”—Diann Blakely, Antioch Review
Bar Book: Poems and Otherwise
Hardback, 2010
Employing the metaphor-rich names and recipes of cocktails, an exuberant third collection from a “dancer of language” (Molly Peacock).
