Into the Cracks

“Holly Day’s latest collection is at its best talking about children, mothers, and disappearing daughters. It’s all about how things and even people themselves can feel smaller and smaller in a world that doesn’t always seem to care, until we bollyblurbegin to fall between the cracks of time, until we feel invisible, and start to question if we were ever there to begin with.”

         -John Dorsey, Author of Your Daughter’s Country

"Holly Day whips alive the mundane shadows under our noses. Hers is a world where mannequins become sea slug homes and sparrows plan to take over the world. When whatever ghosts rest on dusty trunks in depression era homes, these are the poems recited to remember who is haunting who."

       - Mark Mallman, Author of The Happiness Playlist