"If you shake the tree, you ought to be around when the fruit falls to pick it up." ― Mary Cassatt
In her third poetry collection, Quinn explores consequences, both good and bad, based on choices as exploring multiple perspectives to each major topic. Divided into sixteen sections, and highlighted by symbolic fruits, When the Fruit Falls explores topics such as youth, luxury, optimisim, death, and persistence.
Each section is bookended with art designed by the author, featuring sweet woodland critters in a classic, black and white line art style.
