They and We Will Get Into Trouble for This

Moschovakis invents new forms, insisting that we can never tire of asking "how must I live in the world."

Anna Moschovakis measures words, crosses languages, and invents forms. In a mode of inquiry, friction, and barbed naiveté, these four long poems trouble notions of history, self-knowledge, and intimacy, insisting that "how to be" is a question we can never tire of confronting.