Review
Tabakows phrasing is so original, the English language leaps up and cheers! --
James Bertolino, author of Snail River and Pocket AnimalsTabakows poems are wild, witty, and darkly funny, and for all their rhetorical skill have a real lyrical lilt. --
Robert AllenThe depths of this mans humanity is shockingly displayed in the playful and deadly seriousness of this necessary book. --
Bin Ramke
About the Author
An ex-factory worker himself, present-day professor, Phil Tabakow lives near Boston. He has written about contemporary English Language Poetry in Quebec, about the contrasting styles of Canadian and American Landscape Poetry, and about individual Canadian writers such as F. R. Scott and Douglas Glover. He is a member of the Canadian Studies Council at Bridgewater State College in Massachusetts where he teaches creative writing as well as 20th century Canadian and American Literature.