Well, I work for the publisher, Candice, but I think we can let this one
time go <g>.
The book is still available, & Shane has a new one coming out in the
Spring. I think these poems bear out the comments about poet's tending to
play with concepts no matter where they come from, philosophy, science,
sociology, etc, & turn them into metaphor/metonymy etc. Personally, I don't
find that at all troublesome.
I am also happy to go along with Dom about poetry not HAVING to be
communication/content: as how can I not loving so much Sound Poetry...
Doug
Douglas Barbour
Department of English
University of Alberta
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Cinder of the lexical drift.
Susan Howe
