CAUGHT LOOKING by Charles Sean Carroll is a chapbook volume of both narrative and lyrical poetry that offers a broad view of the human condition through the lens of our national pastime. The work is divided into three sections correspondent to the seasons in which the game of baseball is played-spring, summer, and fall; the poems themselves represent a gradual shift from early themes of innocence and nostalgia to the more realistic-and often disillusioning-facets of experience.