Anything but the Moon

"Evoking the sensuous textures of everyday lite - watching his daughter play soccer, driving his truck, listening to the hens in the henhouse - George Sipos reveals the mysterious whole of which these details are a part. In lean but expressive language, he shows show easily experience slips away unnoticed, and he celebrates the rewards of paying attention to the epiphanies that the mundane may afford."--Jacket.