A Better LifeIn his poetry, ? at once boisterous and lubed, anxious and ambivalent? (Kenyon Review), Randall Mann has always had his finger on the pulse of modern life.? In his liminal new book of poetry, a gay, multiracial (? they called me yellow in Lexington?) speaker exists in the rift between the ? fluorescent rot? of childhood and the ? action; transaction? of a sex app midlife. The author of? Straight Razor? and? Proprietary,? Mann has long been admired for