Chapters (33)
- Cover
- Title Page
- Note to Reader
- Dedication
- I
- Psalm
- Knitted Thylacin
- The Cry
- Four Marys
- Psyche
- The Wolves
- Tiresias
- Horn of Plenty
- Astyanax
- Io
- II
- Philomela
- Nightingale: A Gloss
- III
- Quiver
- Gokstadt/Ganymede
- Telling the Wasps
- IV
- Marsyas
- Pasiphaë
- The Olive Tree at Vouves
- Driving to Santa Fe
- Pear
- Pythagorean
- About the Author
- Books
- Acknowledgments
- Special thanks
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