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Sarala Estruch and Aviva Dautch
in the most thorough and eloquent of the attacks (in the Saturday Review)
These poems take the reader on surprising journeys of healing
while ‘Wires’ takes telegraph wires as the central image for the geographical distance separating her from Pasternak
A central sequence – part found poem
The Mizzy by Paul Farley Lisa Samuels Sarala Estruch and Aviva DautchPaul Farley is now widely recognized as one of the leading English poets writing today. As usual it is impossible to summarize in terms of theme, as his interests are too various: theres an air of the innocence of childhood being viewed through the corrective lens of worldly middle age, though, and also of mid life, its creeping self consciousness and decrepitude, and the distortions of perception that attend it; confusing encounters with tech,
