“Poetry fundamentally changed in 2019, when Moore published two poems. Come Again? continues Moore’s innovations. I love the imaginary interviews that bring to mind E. E. Cummings and Plato. I love the humor of one speaker, who, as god for a week, ‘watched a lot of porn.’ I love the devastation of ‘Is there / a problem? I just want / to keep feelings out of it.’ Moore is a talent who only comes around once in a generation, and Come Again? is a phenomenal debut.”

The Cyborg Jillian Weise, author of "Cyborg Detective"

“This is an avant-garde into which you’ll want to enlist. This is an avant-garde of humanism and hopefulness that sets aside the cudgel. This is the avant-garde we do not deserve, as a nation and a people, but Moore has been kind enough to give it to us anyway.”

Josh Bell, author of "The Gods in Small Doses"

“Moore’s debut, Come Again?, refuses to offer a single poetics or a single voice—to found, in other words, a poetic career organized around legibility, predictability, or marketability. Instead, she offers a mob of possibilities—scribbles and shards of architecture, tendrils and horses, porn and presidents—so much and so strange that, in reading the book, one feels the doorways and balustrades that bind our art in place begin to shudder, fracture, break.”

Toby Altman, author of "Jewel Box"

“Come Again? is a wildly inventive exploration of the ways the individual, shaped by and serving preexisting systems, gains consciousness of their impulses and desires and becomes more questioning of the roles that define them. At once a sci-fi flick and a true account of modern existence, Come Again? is about the dream of reinvention, of escaping the trap of systems we contribute to but can’t control. Moore suspends us in a field of possibility, where ‘Each new lesson is exquisite / foreplay’ but also a ‘fracturing.’”

Rosa Alcalá, Phoenix Poets consulting editor and author of "YOU"