All Fire All Water Roommates Take a journey into the

Take a journey into the weird and wonderful world inside you

and much more dangerous

They can use it as a reference book and will love spotting and naming the animals that they already know

from “the patron saint of feminist dystopian fiction” (New York Times)

and We Are Water—weaves an evocative

All Fire All Water Roommates Take a journey into theJudith Roche's fourth collection of poems, All Fire All Water, consists of four parts. "Rivers Have Memories," the first part, explores nature and our relationship to it. Poems include fish and birds, bees and wolves, storms and the changing of the seasons. Drawing from the Salish Sea, where Roche lives, the Pacific Ocean, and the northern Great Lakes, these poems are steeped in water. But there's plenty of the fire of passion in this collection as