Rough Fugue: Poems Sheila B. Wolk and the cultural activities that

and the cultural activities that surrounded and sustained these achievements

and install tiles--even handle electrical wiring

veteran Leroy Kervin suffered a traumatic brain injury

has written a number of publications on French Colonial Louisiana

Roti is Professor of English and Jacqueline de La Chapelle Skubly is Professor Emeritus of French

Rough Fugue: Poems Sheila B. Wolk and the cultural activities thatBetty Adcock brings fierce insight to her seventh poetry collection, Rough Fugue. Her elegant stanzas evoke bygone moments of beauty, reflection, and rage. "Let things be spare," she writes, "and words for things be thin as the slice of moon the loon's cry snips." Adcock's poems are often spare but never thin, shifting effortlessly from the eerie red of brake lights on a Texas highway to the fluorescents of an office building where a tired worker