Firefly Under the Tongue
Reviewed by John Palattella in The Nation
"In Gander's renditions, the relentless talk of the poete maudit Saenz veers jaggedly and happily from reference to flamboyance, from supplications to swagger, while the meditations of Bracho, with their languid, impetuous and sultry descriptions of the depths and textures of language and the physical world, surge and twist across the page."