'In Suzanne Frischkorn’s intoxicating "Fixed Star," content and form mirror and echo each other, twin and twine. From the opening line...we learn that the subject is separation, from first language, landscape, and heritage, a loss, a violence, a thievery carried by and negotiated within the body, which becomes, itself, a translation...."Fixed Star" cannot be reduced to anything but itself. I am in genuine awe.' ─Diane Seuss, author of "frank: sonnets," Winner of the Pulitzer Prize