I also received the book (lucky number 6?), and just reading a dozen poems at random, flipping through the book, I think it's very good. I haven't found any "clunkers," and I'm connecting with the poems much more than those in one of her previous books, curled inside the curve of his body, which is later work.
The poems in this one were written (at least the ones I've read so far) in the mid-70's during her relationship with Bukowski. They are definitely Bukowski-esque, maybe that's why I like them more than the more recent work (she's found her own voice now, and I guess I don't care for it -that's not very complimentary, but there you go).
Definitely worth buying for Bukowski fans, and Matt Sesow's art is a great addition. Two thumbs up from me on this one.