"I’m so thankful for voices like Zachary Evans that rise to satirize postures and poetic dogma whose received virtue can no longer hold the world we live with today. With slick delivery and pugilistic skill, these poems blast their own vitality and use “the lilt of music/ to keep the past/ where it belongs”. It makes the experience of cynicism pleasurable, honest, sometimes tremendous. If earnestness and levity are not mutually exclusive, but co-conspirators with our most vulnerable selves, UNLIMITED creates the standards of its own sincerity by contending with the assemblage of experience held to be true."

- Brian Foley, author of There Must Be A Reason People Come Here

“I want to care / about caring about stuff…” With Unlimited, Zachary Evans cuts a canyon of longing through the plain of poetry. Leading us through parties, alleyways, carnivals, television static, meadows, death, and down to the ocean itself, Evans shows us the tenderness of the outsider, inviting us to press our noses up to the window of reality to watch the gaps in memory, in teeth, in the world, fill up with the desire to be included, to feel something fucking real, to unfetter ourselves in a feeling, to become unlimited.

-Gion Davis, author of Too Much