Larry Goodell extends his poetry into all aspects of performance, using masks or costume if appropriate to the poem. He emphasizes reading aloud but loves the printed page and has edited and printed books and magazines from his duende press. His writing comes from the myth of local inspiration, and his work often generates from organic gardening and love for his native New Mexico. He is a risk-taker in language and a political and social and literary satirist. For adults, poets, children . . .