In Bourbon and Firelight: its many voices, poet Don Keck DuPree delivers a masterful collection of verse expressing many unique voices, balancing sharp wit, rich Southern imagery, and quiet reflection. Bringing together decades of work previously featured in celebrated publications like Ploughshares, The Southern Review, and Sewanee Review, this volume explores themes of memory, faith, love, loss, and neurodiversity with classical grace and everyday intimacy. Both grounded and profound, Bourbon and Firelight offers a warm invitation into an enduring conversation on what it means to observe and navigate the world.