“[A] much-needed retrospective of the 30-year career of this beloved, if too little known, poet.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review

“An elegiac aura of timelessness in her images.”—Poetry

“The imagery is Aegean, the legacy of five years Gregg spent in Greece. She punctuates the poems with sea-gazing, descriptive gaps that force blankness on the mind; her oceans are as simple and numinous as Rothko's black paintings, ‘light by the shore, then dark farther out.’”—Los Angeles Times