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Boxing the Compass is a poetry collection of mid-life reassessments that also makes room for the martyrdom of Saint Polycarp, tone-deaf church choirs, the last of the Newfoundland whalers, and vividly remembered Portuguese fishermen. Spiritually searching and intellectually rich, Richard Greene’s third book —which ranges from intimate to ironic to satiric —shuns easy answers in poems of unfashionable eloquence comprised of colloquial textures, clear-eyed narratives, political subtexts, and no-nonsense introspection.
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Important volume from Canada, Nov 11 2010
By Alyscamps "Paris publisher" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Boxing the Compass (Paperback)
This latest collection from Richard Greene has been shortlisted for one of Canada's most important literary awards and deservedly so. An immensely accomplished volume that should be read by all those interested in modern poetry.
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