Reconciliation _fiction too real to be relegated

too real to be relegated to a bookshelf

his second collection of poetry

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of houses built on corners--to the same stage and emotional impact as the more common (perhaps more clichéd) fears of car crashes and collapsing bridges

Poems that lie inert⁠—with the smell of the museums

Reconciliation _fiction too real to be relegatedDescription In poems that are both world weary yet suffused with a moral force, Adam Getty gives us the perspective of the common man, but gives it in an uncommon voice a voice of quiet, contemplative directness tinged with the fierce integrity of one who has lived the experience. Reconciliation, Adam Getty's first book length collection of poems, is a work of astounding maturity and depth. In poems of uncompromising honesty and gritty realism, he