Flemish

FlemishBy Caroline Knox Description Reviews Caroline Knoxs eighth collection is a web of wholly original madhattery. Strange, inquisitive, formally experimentalFlemish showcases the agility that comes from a lifetime of serious language play and the skill of a master craftsperson. Utilizing spoken vernaculars, technical language, and referential prose, Knox is writing at the top of her game, and reading her is a pleasure not to be missed. Knox dresses her

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He makes eccentricity look good

The American Poetry Review

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In Wenderoth’s newest collection of poems

Sho is a genius work of literary precision

and I searched for words

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they fold out backwards

Deliberately broad in her indulgence

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