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Under the Night Sun is poetry that mixes a picture of life's ruin for many urban aboriginal people with the celebration of nature and the connections possible between people of passion and spirit.Randy Lundy's words rasp like pavement on exposed skin when he writes the poetic portrait of people on the streets and in the bars and drunken bedrooms of despair. His words send a shiver up the spine with their edgy intimacy as he details the love and other things as powerful that can exist between people who have found possible salvation in each other. And his poems soar with joy when they become the moon songs which celebrate the beauty, wisdom and power of the earth and sky, and all things that existed long before people were here to experience their own fleeting agonies and joys.