Maze of the muse Book

When I first read the book description, I thought: "What the heck does poetry have anything to do with keeping people away from some nuclear storage facility?" After reading the book though, I finally understand. (You need to hear it yourself from the lips of the lovely Joanne Mueller and the tenacious Vivian Reape, as I can't do justice using my own words to illustrate it... So get a-readin'.)

This book, however, is not just about a poem. It's about poetry, and the people who try (in vain or without effort) to assemble meaning in words we all use everyday. The story will show you how difficult/easy it is to be a wordsmith, especially while the world continues to move on each and every second. It will also show you how close and interconnected everyone is to each other, and how relationships are formed and broken with just a single word or touch.

It's deep and thought-provoking (after all, nuclear waste is still an issue for most of us), and while its scenarios are many and its characters complex, the story will give a coherent ending that may (or may not) satisfy the reader.

So sit back, relax, and let the words flow past you.