Domestic Economy

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By (author): John Donlan

A sequence of fifty dated poems, four quatrains each; lyrical arguments; quick thinking amid the rational absurdity of everyday machinery; intuitive explorations of unknown energies; a diary of the unconscious.

“Thoroughly accomplished in the exact, on-going articulate rhythms of its long lines, its syntax full to the edge with an intelligence always breaking into surprise.” – Stephen Ratcliffe

AUTHOR

John Donlan

A native of Baysville, in Ontario’s Muskoka region, John Donlan has previously published two highly acclaimed poetry collections: Domestic Economy (Brick, 1990, repr. 1997) and Baysville (Anansi, 1993). He is a reference librarian with the Vancouver Public Library and a poetry editor with Brick Books. He has won numerous awards, with his poems and reviews appearing in leading journals in Canada and the USA.

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Dimensions:

64 Pages
8.5in * 5.5in * 0.125in
0.211lb

Published:

January 16, 1990

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Publisher:

Brick Books

ISBN:

9780919626454

Book Subjects:

POETRY / Canadian

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Language:

eng

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