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Eclecticism

January 29, 2015

  • Jan Figurski
    The Stevensdaughter Poems. Third Eye Publications
  • Jim Smith
    One Hundred Most Frightening Things. Blew Ointment Press
  • Robert Eady
    The Blame Business. Ouroboros
  • Michael Bullock
    The Man With Flowers Through His Hands. Melmoth
  • Joe David Bellamy
    American Poetry Observed. University of Illinois Press
Reviewed by Bert Almon
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Poetry

This review “Eclecticism” originally appeared in Popular Culture. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 108 (Spring 1986): 177-179.

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