A Year in Reading: Zoë Ruiz
560 fires were burning in California the weekend I finished Heart Like a Window, Mouth Like a Cliff by , a powerful poetry collection that had me falling in love with Fresno as well as contemplating daughterhood and the heartbreak and violence that comes with it. Structurally, I was impressed by the way the book moved — the poems moved into one another, unfolded, and echoed.
