Poetry. Prose. "Poetry loves prose and makes brilliant babies with paragraphs and sentences. TOUCH OF THE WHIP is a trans-genre pleasure, infinitely sage and sane. Warsh's narrative always speaks to itself from a lyric threshold. A postmodern Delmore Schwartz - yearning, mordant, supenseful" - Gloria Frym. "Lewis Warch is at once psychological realist and idealist of love. This is writing from a life in all its mysterious richness" - Gary Lenhart.