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Tram Editions, 2025.
“Amorak Huey’s Extinction Level hums with poems that play with heat (of love, of climate change), with epistemology (of climate change, of love), and with the kind of extreme brevity that reminds us how poems don’t need much at all to cut us down, or to the quick […] Small poem enthusiasts should be very grateful indeed that Amorak Huey is working his miniature magic at the same time we’re on this earth, however short a duration our hubris will prove that to be: as one of the last poems puts it, in reading Extinction Level “we learn to mourn,” but in the meantime you should enjoy the hell out of this collection.”
– Tom Snarsky, author of Light-Up Swan
Tram Editions, 2025.
“Amorak Huey’s Extinction Level hums with poems that play with heat (of love, of climate change), with epistemology (of climate change, of love), and with the kind of extreme brevity that reminds us how poems don’t need much at all to cut us down, or to the quick […] Small poem enthusiasts should be very grateful indeed that Amorak Huey is working his miniature magic at the same time we’re on this earth, however short a duration our hubris will prove that to be: as one of the last poems puts it, in reading Extinction Level “we learn to mourn,” but in the meantime you should enjoy the hell out of this collection.”
– Tom Snarsky, author of Light-Up Swan
