Call it a confession of poems about a son and a father, and collected into it the us that a father and son are. This series is an admission of poetry, and honesty about fathers and sons, how we hold hands and are willingly lost. When We is ultimately about letting go, and that is our irony: that which we hold to the tightest is what we must let loose. When We is the tightness of our hearts, a torture of relinquishing.About the Author:J. A. Tyler is the author of A Man of Glass & All the Ways We Have Failed as well as the forthcoming The Zoo, A Going (Dzanc Books) and, with John Dermot Woods, the image / text novel No One Told Me I Would Disappear (Jaded Ibis Press). When We is an extended-excerpt from the full-length title When We Hold Our Hands, due out from Dark Sky Books in early 2012.