In Everything Alive, poems tell a compelling story of the lonely struggle after a horrible highway accident. It begins when two young women drive out of the city with big plans for a weekend with friends. Halfway there the car breaks down on a bridge, they are crushed in a collision that follows, and life holds its breath.
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