Elizabeth Gordon McKim is the author of several collections of poetry, including The Red Thread and Lovers in the Freefall.

Knight has always been a chronicler. Without effort, he turns anecdotes from his childhood memories into scenes in a novel he’s yet to write. And here, in Freedom and Confinement, we get a glimpse of a differently refracted Knight. Elizabeth Gordon McKim brings us memories of Knight that would have otherwise been lost, and in doing so, the poet that sometimes appears to be more myth than man, becomes, again, a bit of both.

Elizabeth Gordon McKim is the author of several collections of poetry, including The Red Thread and Lovers in the Freefall.

Knight has always been a chronicler. Without effort, he turns anecdotes from his childhood memories into scenes in a novel he’s yet to write. And here, in Freedom and Confinement, we get a glimpse of a differently refracted Knight. Elizabeth Gordon McKim brings us memories of Knight that would have otherwise been lost, and in doing so, the poet that sometimes appears to be more myth than man, becomes, again, a bit of both.

Elizabeth Gordon McKim is the author of several collections of poetry, including The Red Thread and Lovers in the Freefall.

Knight has always been a chronicler. Without effort, he turns anecdotes from his childhood memories into scenes in a novel he’s yet to write. And here, in Freedom and Confinement, we get a glimpse of a differently refracted Knight. Elizabeth Gordon McKim brings us memories of Knight that would have otherwise been lost, and in doing so, the poet that sometimes appears to be more myth than man, becomes, again, a bit of both.