“In a time when the most unimaginable has become commonplace, it’s a joy to encounter a book like There’s Something They’re Not Telling Us, whose surprising scenarios and surreal turns remind us that there’s beauty and magic in our everyday lives.” 

Rigoberto González

“Oh, yes, let me first go on about Kimberly Kruge’s deft hand with image constructions—the ways in which their systems seem to rest dangerously on the edge, almost collapsing, only then to astonish with their integrity, as when I gasped at the opening lines of ‘Terminal’: There is a second on the night bus from here to there / when you are released from your life and / become gum in the soft mouth of a small, yellow light. There’s Something They're Not Telling Us is a ‘house of danger’ yet it still gives comfort in pondering ‘what it must be to know [a] body did more than simply survive.’ This is a book shadowed by tragedy and danger, yet there is so much love, play, and even humor sprawled across these pages. Boy, do I envy the reader getting to experience this collection’s journey for the first time.” 

Tommye Blount