Inversed: ($15, ISBN: 978-1-937536-62-6, LCCN: 2014933259, 6X9″, 92pp, Forthcoming): In these poems, Jason Holt explores unusual word patterns that can help thoughts and feelings break free from the structures of habit and convention. Word-work and play come together here—in an attempt to resolve, by expressing them, the inevitable conflicts of raw experience. Jason Holt lives in Wolfville, Nova Scotia and teaches at Acadia University. He received his Ph.D. in philosophy from Western University in 1998. His books include Blindsight and the Nature of Consciousness, which was shortlisted for the 2005 CPA Book Prize. Inversed is his sixth book of poetry.
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Inversed ANAPHORA LITERARY PRESS Anna Faktorovich, Ph.D., Director
[email protected] http://anaphoraliterary.com JASON
HOLT lives in Wolfville, Nova Scotia and teaches at Acadia
University. He received his Ph.D. in philosophy from Western
University in 1998. His books include Blindsight and the Nature of
Consciousness, which was shortlisted for the 2005 CPA Book Prize.
Inversed is his sixth book of poetry. INVERSED: In these poems,
Jason Holt explores unusual word patterns that can help thoughts
and feelings break free from the structures of habit and
convention. Word-work and play come together herein an attempt to
resolve, by expressing them, the inevitable conlicts of raw
experience. A new book by the inimitable Canadian poet Jason Holt
always offers an adventure both exhilarating and terrifying. In one
sense, Inversed is no exception to the patterns that mark this
exceptional poets progress. The reader will delight to ind his
trademarks of condensed diction and spare syntax, scintillating
settings for his huge subjects in powerfully implosive poems that
have consistently set Holt apart from all the other poets of his
generation. But the poems of Inversed burn even brighter with the
cold ire of Holts word-passion, luttering like a titanium butterly
on a pica. Liane Heller, author of Exposures and Code of Silence
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