"Incarnation, Again is stunningly original and stylistically deft, often funny and always surprising. Grounded in a Christian family background, the book joyfully embraces other religions, rereads Christian Scripture through a contemporary lens, and marries spirituality and sensuality: incarnation indeed!" -Martha Collins, author of Casualty Reports
"'I was born first to ritual, came / even in utero to the Word,' writes Elizabeth Harlan-Ferlo in her radiant debut collection. This splendid poetic examination of contemporary spirituality beautifully investigates how the transcendent and the corporeal intertwine, jostle, and paradoxically coexist. In a time of division and absolutes, this book is an important corrective, a balm for the soul, a blessing for contemporary seekers." -Alicia Jo Rabins, author of Divinity School
"In her debut collection, Elizabeth Harlan-Ferlo shows how a life twists as a vine from the earth into the heavens through prayer. The speaker rescues and resuscitates theologies again and again from superficial human division and begs us to merge the flesh and spirit. I return to these poems not for answers but to deepen my questions." -Rajiv Mohabir, author of Cutlish
