Poetry. “In A PAGEANT FOR EVERY ADDICTION, Fink and Mason give us poetry that goes to the brink, peering off the cliff, before they pull one another back to safety. These poems–about death and dying, inheritance (monetarily and otherwise), and family–put the ‘Pan’ in deadpan. A PAGEANT FOR EVERY ADDICTION is as magical and mysterious as the Greek god of nature or the moon of Saturn.”–Denise Duhamel