Tung-Hui Hu’s Greenhouses, Lighthouses highlights lyrical precision in poems that bounce between such diverse launching points as photographic sequences, Euripedes, union slogans, woodcuts and even an historical seaman’s guide. His language placates and challenges, whispers, cajoles and insinuates, and overflows with layered possibilities and nuance. You must read his work.
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I will have to check this out. Worthwhile fifty words.
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He’s a fine poet. I look forward to his next book.
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sounds groovy! thanks for the tip. i also recommend the poetry of jeffrey harrison. he’s one of my favorite poets, although his work can be hard to find. as i recall, he does have a website. thanks also for liking my latest post, senor.
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I’m not familiar with Jeffrey Harrison’s work, and I look forward to reading it. Thanks!
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loved this enchanting 50 words review–encapsulating the varied dimensions of the poems and talking about their lyrical and linguistic aspects with such precision! Waiting to read more!
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This is new to me, but soon not so new.
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