IDIOGEST by Ed Taylor
Like gems in their deer parks and their bus scenes, the broadways and jurassics, the Edens and Manhattans, Ed Taylor's Idiogest is a work of poems that do more than just delight; his book is a new bright star, a refreshing awe of intelligence. —Kim Chinquee
Like gems in their deer parks and their bus scenes, the broadways and jurassics, the Edens and Manhattans, Ed Taylor's Idiogest is a work of poems that do more than just delight; his book is a new bright star, a refreshing awe of intelligence. —Kim Chinquee
Like gems in their deer parks and their bus scenes, the broadways and jurassics, the Edens and Manhattans, Ed Taylor's Idiogest is a work of poems that do more than just delight; his book is a new bright star, a refreshing awe of intelligence. —Kim Chinquee
Like gems in their deer parks and their bus scenes, the broadways and jurassics, the Edens and Manhattans, Ed Taylor's Idiogest is a work of poems that do more than just delight; his book is a new bright star, a refreshing awe of intelligence.
—Kim Chinquee
The poems are by turns melancholic and comic, performing the paradoxes and pratfalls to which we are subject. This is a viscous onslaught of imagery and emotion. A tone of quiet desperation lurks behind every question mark, every affirmation, every fragment, and every exclamation. This is wild and honest work.
— Geoffrey Gatza
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Ed Taylor’s writing has appeared in a number of publications in the U.S. and U.K., and was anthologized in “Best of the Net 2008.” He has received writing fellowships from the Virginia Commission on the Arts and Constance B. Saltonstall Foundation. He and his wife have 2 daughters. In his mind he is very tall.
Book Information:
· Paperback: 72 pages
· Binding: Perfect-Bound
· Publisher: BlazeVOX [books]
· ISBN: 978-1-60964-004-0