Lulu Marketplace

part of a long-poem written by Ganick in a South End, Hartford CT cafe. this book is part two of a projected 16 volumes. Sheila E. Murphy writes of RAC: "A principled uncertainly proposes hypotheses, examines each with a cool calculus infused with depth of feeling. One of the welcome ironies of this extended text is the centrality of a pressurized short segment that stands discernibly as a focal gem. Peter Ganick’s disciplined attention to the situational mystique reveals that single points of focus enrich the whole mental field with meaning. Here, a fine, musical ear sharpened by considerable and continual study and experience, trusts the occupation of a locus, finds a panoply of linkages embedded within situations to yield concise renderings of surfaces and their multiple under-layers as a recognition of infinity."