With an ironic style, Jovan D. Abrego casts as wonders the absurdities of the self and society in poems such as "In the Desert a Rock Thinks," "I Met Vanessa on the Freeway--" and "Sundays at the Chamizal." This debut collection also contains the unsettling essay "The Past Must Count for Something" and the whimsical animal fable "My Neighbor, The Cat". Incluye la traduccion al espanol.