This book is not about Eve. Instead, it is about the woman that was made when Adam was made. If you have ever wondered about the Genesis story with respect to Adam trying to find a helpmate; this will help you understand. God did not forget to make a woman for Adam, nor did Adam, initially, go around and see if any of the animals were compatible with him. By the way, Adam quickly determined that the skunk would not make a good helpmeet. Also, I must tell you, snakes did not have legs in the Garden of Eden. The Bible doesn't say that, so don't go believing that the Bible is wrong in its description of Adam and the whole Garden of Eden visual description as laid out by Moses.
First published in 2010 by Narrow House Books, the mis-eponymous collection of poetry by Adam Robinson is made available again here, unabridged and unchanged, and includes all the classics, like "I'm Going to Have SEX with these People," "Glenn Tipton" and "It's Down to Mom or CLAUDIIIIIIIIIINE." "Adam Robinson's mix of classical and mundane references imbues lines like "There would be a pronounced lack/ Of throwing Nerf balls to paralytics/ In the basement" with more meaning than they have any right to have. - Baltimore City Paper "This is one to drink milk in bed with." -HTMLGiant "This is a book of pristine openings and closings, preoccupied with structure, literary convention, popular and intellectual culture, biography, genre and identity. Somewhat skeptically, it marks out a testing ground for poetry. And poetry, confident in those sparkling titles and last lines, jumps into the ring" - Mairead Byrne, author of TALK POETRY
