“They strike the ear as an otherworldly invocation.”

"the energy of [Lor's] lines derives from their lilting rhythm and the proximity of their dream-like, undefined images. They strike the ear as an otherworldly invocation." – Jeremy Luke Hill @thepuritan

PRATHNA LOR
7, 2@knifeforkbook @TOWNthestore https://t.co/O5sg6LykHb pic.twitter.com/EgW7jxfcQS

— wQr (@whatqueerreadn) May 24, 2019

"Caetano’s PLEASURE DOME POEMS is robust, full of energy and word play…unafraid to discard coherence in the service of creating a particular sense or atmosphere." – Jeremy Luke Hill @thepuritan

Shop @knifeforkbook @TOWNthestore #PermanentSleep
ONLINE https://t.co/5EXjfLGYJx pic.twitter.com/Udmw8wdm87

— wQr (@whatqueerreadn) May 24, 2019

PRATHNA LOR 7, 2

CODY CAETANO PLEASURE DOME POEMS

wQr What Queer Reading An Imprint of knife | fork | book

IN STORES NOW (TORONTO): knife | fork | book (Kensington Market) TOWN (Bloordale) Permanent Sleep Press Bookshop (Capital Espresso, Parkdale) WINDSOR: BIBLIOASIS

ONLINE: ShopKFB

Review: 7,2 by Prathna Lor & Pleasure Dome Poems by Cody Caetano // Jeremy Luke Hill THE PURITAN

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