Rhina P. Espaillat, Judge Of The 2014 Andrs Montoya Poetry Prize, Describes Furious Dusk, David Camposs Winning Collection, As A Work Whose Five Parts Trace A Sons Effortsonly Partially Successfulto Fulfill His Fathers Expectations Andperhaps Even More Difficultunderstand Those Expectations Enough To Forgive Them. The Poet''s Reflections Are Catalyzed By Learning Of His Fathers Impending Death, Which, In Turn, Forces Him To Examine His Fathers Expectations Against His Own Evolving Concept Of What It Means To Be A Man.the Poems'' Speaker Sifts Through His Past To Find The Speckles Of Memory That Highlight The Pressures To Fit The Mold Of Masculinity Forged Both By The Mexican Culture Of His Father And The American Culture He Inhabits.