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Red Wax Rose
Visceral, sassy, heart-breaking, sexy, triumphant. The poems in Red Wax Rose are unique in voice, but reminiscent of Billy Collins, presenting themselves to the reader like bone truth, evoking nods, tears, amens and hallelujahs. The autobiographical Girls, Holes, and Tarzan, written in Finch's trademark soft, southern drawl, are sure to connect with fans of Twain, Faulkner, Oprah, or Finch's mentor, novelist/memoirist, Connie May Fowler.
64 pages, Perfect Paperback
First published February 14, 2007
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