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Yesno

Daniel Zomparelli
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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.

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