(An Occasional Series: Part One) Poems reviewed in this article: “From a Window” by Christian Wiman, from the Atlantic (July/August 2008). Reprinted with permission of the author. “Gesundheit” by Robyn Sarah, from Maisonneuve (Summer 2008). “Gesundheit” is in Sarah’s forthcoming collection Pause for Breath (Biblioasis, 2009), and reprinted with permission of the publisher. “Infomercial [...]
About Jason Guriel
Jason Guriel is a Canadian poet and critic. His new collection of poems is Pure Product (Véhicule Press, 2009). He lives in Toronto.
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The Hard to Get Rid Of: Jason Guriel on Recently Published Poems
Posted on 08 March 2011
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