"... Feral creatures, flora and the land itself form a loom of intricately woven darkness tinged with an uneasy sense
that we, as humans, are visitors here, and would do well to step lightly upon the land. These poems are as fleeting
and disturbing as dark shapes moving beneath an ice-laden river. ... Darkly beautiful and very moving."
J. L. Comeau, Creature Feature Tomb of
Horror/The Tomb of Dark Delights 2/1/2005, .
"... that is the genius of Mary Choo's writing. She assembles tasty bits that are perfect already to make something
better, something that makes sense, and we see that the bits are actually only ingredients in a truly praiseworthy dish
... I suspect that even a widely read reader will find some brand-new food for thought in this kitchen."
David C. Kopaska-Merkel, Star*Line(Journal of the Science Fiction Poetry Association), Jan./Feb. 2005 · 28/1