L.M. Reid lives in Virginia and is an artist, a mother, a teacher and a writer. She keeps her home carpeted in cats and dogs and spends most days roaming mountains, forests, and fields with her canine companions in the belief that our humanity is best discovered in Nature. She writes with a tinfoil-biting edginess, a lifelong love of story and metaphor, and the mysticism of other worlds hidden beneath the everyday one. Wolves with Furniture is her first book, a tale of violent beauty made up of color-filled poems the reader won’t soon forget.
Is the true nature of the human creature more akin to that of wolves or closer to bees or ants? What parts of the human soul are sacrificed by choosing a modern life in a crowded city-hive, an existence severed from the balance of Nature? Do wild wolves have a better sense of humanity than humans th...
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