Acclaimed poet Jan Conn's latest book, Tomorrow's Bright White Light, offers poems as phenomenological guides to an approximation of a future ""truth."" The collection includes poems about odd, secretive childhood events and poems that visit the badlands of adolescence from both male and female viewpoints. Some poems deal with the struggles of contemporary life in its many guises, while others derive from Conn's time in Latin America. Obvious or not, all of the poems in this stunning collection are linked, creating a personal mosaic of the poet's many lives and experiences.