Reviews

Yesno

Daniel Zomparelli
Tags

Yesno by Dennis Lee (Anansi) is meant to be the second part of his earlier book Un.

Unfortunately, this one reads like a random map of Lee’s mind: it begs for a large dictionary. From start to finish it is, simply put, a struggle to enter the poems.

Perhaps the title is a reference to the responses of readers when buying this book.

No items found.

SUGGESTIONS FOR YOU

Reviews
Michael Hayward

Schrödinger’s Books

Michael Hayward on anticipating the arrival of Fitzcarraldo Editions

Dispatches
Kathy Page

The Exquisite Cyclops

A writer roams her sleepscape in search of the extraordinary subconscious

Reviews
Maryanna Gabriel

More Than one way to hang a man

Review of "Hangman: The True Story of Canada’s First Executioner" by Julie Burtinshaw.