From Nothing, a book-length poem in 33 sections, explores the conflicted and exemplary life of Belgian physicist and priest Georges Lemaître, known as “the father of the Big Bang,” and his life’s prof
"Daniel Tobin's poems are resolute, humble, lyric, unflinching, and incredibly---painfully---good. the poems in the net bear the responsibilities of conscious witness. and witness is the exact right w
In the Harvard Review, critic Christopher Bock writes that "...Four Way Books is known for taking risks with aesthetically challenging and important work, and Tobin seems more ambitious than many of h
Daniel Tobin's stunning new collection, Double Life, takes its name from a vision of humanity at once passionately earthbound and spurred by the metaphysical. These poems range from haunting meditatio
Coming of age in Brooklyn's Bay Ridge, these poems explore what it is to be an Irish American Catholic; a dutiful son of hard drinking, sometimes hilarious and sometimes tragic parents; a son of Broo
The title Blood Labors is a double entendre: labors as both the thing and the action. Split into four sections, which act as musical movements more than section breaks, there are poems about space and
