"Articulate and endlessly curious, David Reiter sets no bounds to his taste for the world"s many places, people, and happenings. These poems criss-cross Spain as well as the early Hemingway"s life and texts, to create a colourful simulacrum of its invincible, fecund life and history." - Judith Rodriguez, Deakin University "Reiter"s book bring[s] a panorama of lost worlds to the reader - from the Kremlin, to Flinder"s Breaksea Island, from Norfolk Island markets... to Idaho. They stitch you into a tapestry blending a rather fine weave, with loose threads left hanging just to trip you up if you become complacent. "Art does not insist. You must let the fragments/find voice and not worry so much about the gaps."" - Bev Braune, Australian Book Review "What Reiter has done is more imaginative and more genuinely creative and ground-breaking because he has turned Spain not into a land of monuments that the poet reacts to and makes poems from but into a land of voices. Hemingway acts as a...