<DIV><DIV><P>The fourth installment of our Spotlight poetry series, <I>Stranger in Town</I> is the second full-length collection by San Francisco poet Cedar Sigo. Reflecting queer identity while eschewing all clichés, <I>Stranger</I> exudes an urban mysticism redolent of the SF Renaissance?particularly John Weiners?as it collages the fragmented experiences of contemporary culture.</P><P>Born in 1978 on the Suquamish Indian Reservation in Washington state, <B>Cedar Sigo</B> studied at Naropa under Anne Waldman and Lisa Jarnot. His first book, <I>Selected Writings</I> (2003), was reprinted in a revised edition in 2005. A writer on art, literature, and film, Sigo recently blogged for SFMOMA's Open Space.</P></DIV></DIV>