You, the Viewer at Home, Moon

In Tom Will's new collection, "You, the Viewer at Home Moon," so much depends upon the moon. Underneath the moon and its bizarre powers are a multitude of everyday events, twisted and contorted. A stream of water. A jar of cherries. A Black Mass. Waiting for a ride. Easter at church. Shoes on telephone poles. The remnants of crime scenes. All in the worlds of many moons.