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1994 |
A Cast of
Tens
A deeply moving work by a poet
who is completely at home with the ambiguities and contradictions of human
nature and human expression. Various types of collisions, of intention
and action, of love and self-assertion, of words and their unintended
results are an essential part of Bromige's work. "Bromige is a poet of enormous intellect, humor and innovation." --Kathleen Fraser "One of our most important experimental writers."--Jerome McGann "He is among the three or four most significant writers of his generation. . .He has been uncompromising in his commitment to the full complexity of poetry as a language art." --Michael Davidson |
