Praise for Psalm to Whom(e) "[A] page-turner, [ Psalm to Whom(e) ] moves with vision andalacrity through its terrain of back roads, anomic landscapes, lost languages,loneliness, and God-hunger in its search for the various voices and guises of'the Whome who is supposed to be over all.'" --Lisa Russ Spaar, ImageJournal "This dazzling variety of poems,proems, and creative nonfiction takes the reader on both an outward and inwardpilgrimage from home to home. Driving, always driving, through sparse andlush landscapes, the present moment and memory inextricably linked, Glancysaturates her journey with Native wisdom and biblical story. She sews aquilt, stitching together the stories and meditations into a vast network ofconnections. It is more than masterful. It is a thrilling, electricride."-- Jill Peláez Baumgaertner, Professor Emerita of English,Wheaton College "Diane Glancy explores newmodes of converging poetry and storytelling in Psalm to Whom(e) , apowerful and moving "investigational [re] imagining" of the road diarycompleted in the midst of personal isolation and a global pandemic. "Driving isa time of communion," the speaker submits, "[e]specially the roads that callone to look at what one is inside.
Often with devastating vision."Glancy's record of solitary travel spans a multiplicity of indexical formsquilted to unearth childhood memories, "feel the confines of the oppressivepast," and to p/robe Indigenousfuturity. The dedicated reader of innovative poetry will be hard-pressed toencounter another book this year that quivers and pulsates with the samecapaciousness and vitality of beginner's mind. A bravura work by a truly greatpoet."-- Paolo Javier,author of True Account of Talking to the 7 in Sunnyside and O.B.B. aka the Original Brown Boy Praise for Diane Glancy "Glancy is a treasure.
" -- American Book Review "Stunning.A graphic and compelling mosaic." -- Library Journal , starred review "A moving testament to the creative act of enduring." -- Foreword Reviews , starred review "What bounty to have Glancy's great art erupt once more." --Spencer Reece.