Exfoliate

M.R.M. Parrott's twelfth book, and fourth collection of poems and stories, is companion to a transition in his work, with three more titles, two of them the start of their own series. Revealing more narratives and less lyrical poetry, Exfoliate is the last of the poet's early chapbooks, but not the last of his poetry.

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These works championed a new aesthetic, from “Tw'Ilight”, “A New Pendant”, and “The Fountains”, yet also offered biting criticism with the short trilogy, “Tar Baby”, with “Lipstick” and “Exfoliate”. Those times, and these works, were ones of ups and downs, of fragmentation and joy, from the days of 9/11 to my new directions in Timeless and Dynamism.