Domain
Five Islands Press, $18.95 pb, 88 pp
Gateway to the Sphinx
Five Islands Press, $I8.95 pb, 85 pp
Poetry
At the Gateway
by Oliver Dennis •
Since World War II, poets have inevitably had to ignore Theodor Adorno’s famous and problematical pronouncement on the barbarousness of writing poetry after the Holocaust. Few, however, have written extensively in response to those terrible events, the most notable to do so being Paul Celan, himself a survivor of Moldavian labour camps.
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Domain
by Ian McBryde
Five Islands Press, $18.95 pb, 88 pp
Gateway to the Sphinx
by Tony Page
Five Islands Press, $I8.95 pb, 85 pp
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