What is Good?

Praise for "A Body I Could Crawl Into:"

"These poems embrace human experience with such fierce and vivid force that the reader is both injured and renewed. Which is what we have asked of literary art since the time before Gilgamesh and ever after. The language and its placement on the page is elemental and sharp and always remembers the human ear hearing it. This slender book brings a cauterizing beauty."
- Gary Hardaway, American poet

"Sometimes I wonder who Kait Mauro really is. A poet? A photographer? A publisher? A young lady who tries to live as best as she can in a crazy world? She could also be a kind of activist fighting against war. No doubt, she has a strong, numerous personality. I don't know Kait personally - we only know each other as poets. Living is difficult for each of us. It's obviously a cliché but it is true. Sometimes Kait's words are wild and they bite the reader. We have no choice except to read this poetry again and again until we understand the meaning of these three words: life, love and death."
- Denis Emorine, French poet and author