A Box Full Of Alien Skies: Selected Poems 1988 - 1998 by G.O. Clark

G.O. Clark has appeared in magazines such as Asimov's, Talebones, Space & Time, Dreams & Nightmares, and many more. His poems have been anthologized in 2001: A Science Fiction Poetry Anthology, the Rhysling Award Anthology, and Star Trek -- The Poems. His book and magazine reviews have found space in Star*Line and Small Press Review. In 2001, he was the recipient of the Asimov's Readers' Award for best poem, and in the same year he came in 2nd in the Rhysling Award competition, short poem category, sponsored by the Science Fiction Poetry Association. Also in the spring of 2001 he joined the staff of Dark Regions Magazine as an assistant fiction editor. He resides in Davis, CA in a mobile home park with his cat and college bound son, and works in a university library to keep up with creditors. He still retains his sense of wonder, fifty-six-years young. 

"G.O. Clark's first genre collection is both overdue and an impressive debut. Fine economy of language, an ample dose of clever, yet more than that, these poems offer the reader a distinctive vision of both the everyday and extraordinary. Open A Box Full of Alien Skies and discover dinosaur logic, Medusa on the 'A' Train, dancing robots, Stephen Hawking's cat, the Seven Wonders of the New World, and much more." 
-- Bruce Boston, author of Masque of Dreams