"In Routes Between Raindrops , Dan Wiencek searches through a feast of images, what was, what is, and what could have been, as well as what might yet be, as they shift back and forth between the common and the uncanny, the probable and the impossible alike. Wiencek calls us to recognize ourselves, through shifting tones and approaches, from the recognizable, such as baking bread, to the absurd, as in coming home to find a walrus in a pile of laundry or lampshades turning into birds, and all points in between. It's a marvelously dislocated tour that we exist in, and co-create, as Wiencek writes, 'Sky throws itself in everyone's / faces, now you're me, it says.'" -John Gallaher, author of In a Landscape