Limited to a run of fifty, this chapbook was printed in 2015 by book artist Georgia Greeley through her Artichoke Press. The poems in What My Family Used apply “thing theory” to a late-century coming-of-age, exploring multiple perspectives in couplets pared down to concrete specifics. Hand-bound with a letterpress cover and endpapers, Family underscores the truth of William Carlos Williams’ maxim, “no ideas but in things.”