"Eye sockets of a whale, salmonberries, rocky shoreline and seawall, crows and goldeneye, moon and tides, barnacles, dogwinkle, and limpet, krill and kelp, deer, even a mink... there is such rich imagery in Vivian Faith Prescott's Marigram that I feel physically present at her coastal Southeast Alaska fishcamp while reading these poems. Prescott is deeply immersed in her natural surroundings, and I applaud both her commitment to place and her exquisite writing." 

-Anne Coray, author of Late Fall Bucolics