To embed a link to this book on your own website, please copy the code below.
Jason Heroux
Jason Heroux lives in Kingston, Ontario, with his wife. He is the author of two previous poetry collections, Memoirs of an Alias and Emergency Hallelujah, both published by Mansfield Press, and a novella titled Good Evening, Central Laundromat (Quattro Books). His work has been published widely in journals, both in English and in translation, and in chapbooks in Canada and the U.S.
Reviews
Walking out your door each morning to a world not quite as you expect it, and then walking back inside each evening to a world not quite as you expect it Ñ that's the effect of reading Emergency Hallelujah, as though everything has shifted an inch to the left. There's nothing expected about Jason Heroux's world: it's fresh, complex, uncanny, playful, threatening, and real. His wide-awake mini-fables will enter your dreams. Ó (Roo Borson)
Reader Reviews
Tell us what you think!
- Dimensions 70 pages, 5.85 x 8.885 x 0.15 in
- Published November 1, 2008
- Publisher Mansfield Press
- Category Poetry
- Keywords Canadian , Canada , Poetry
Other titles by Jason Heroux
Get the All Lit Up Newsletter!
We'll send you bi-monthly updates to keep you in the loop on the best of our blog, special campaigns and offers, AND news on the latest in literary fiction, nonfiction and poetry from indie publishers across Canada.
You May Also Like
