Praise for Wesley McNair
"One of the great storytellers of contemporary poetry."–Philip Levine, Poet Laureate and Pulitzer Prize-winner
"Because he is a true poet, his New England is unlimited. Whole lives fill small lines, real to this poet, therefore to us."–Donald Hall, Harvard Book Review
Dwellers in the House of the Lord (Godine, 2020): "There's so much life in this beautiful book that it feels like a living thing. Wesley McNair is a kind of Chekhov of American poetry."–Ted Kooser, Pulitzer Prize winner and Poet Laureate
The Unfastening (Godine, 2017): "A distinctly New England strain of candor and restraint and a walloping matter-of-factness."–The Boston Globe
The Ghosts of Me and You (Godine, 2006): "McNair's poems are full of people with lives like his own, like ours, ordinary lives that are incredibly unique and complex."–Louis McKee, Library Journal
The Town of No & My Brother Running (Godine, 1998): "McNair is one of the only handful of younger poets willing to take risks. This is, without a doubt, one of the year's best poetry collections."–ALA Booklist
