The varied takes on clothing in Eating Her Wedding Dress will send many readers scurrying to their own closets to discover what material, for poetry and for life, lies buried there. The truths told in this volume surely will enrich the search. (more...) 

—Jane Dobija of CutBank Reviews

 A touch of humor or irony, perhaps hot sauce on ice cream, keeps many of the book's potentially glum poems more lively than museum garments. But even the saddest poems in this book recall life. (more...)

—Sharon Bray of Off the Coast

Eating Her Wedding Dress is cleverly divided into four parts—or fitting rooms—where we look at who we are, or wish we could be without the glare of nasty lighting. (more...)

—the Editors at Literary Bohemian