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" Timely Irreverence is filled with the voice of a poet in touch with and opposing his creative spirit
Montreal Review of Books
Publication Date: 02/08/2005
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It embodies pretty well everything we've come to think of as British Columbian--environmentalism
Monks' Fruit Product Form:Paperback / softback " Timely Irreverence is filledDescription In his debut poetry collection, A. J. Levin presents a world in which the past overlays our modern existence, where classical allusions and philosophical observation are married to slapstick humour and carnival: Plato is a blues singer, Tantalus is a prospector in BC, and Descartes wanders around a Montreal amusement park. Monks' Fruit is above all a work of faith. Redemption lies in humour, imagination, curiosity and knowledge, though not
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