HEAT 17: A Dodo Idiom
Giramondo, $24.95 pb, 224 pp
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HEAT 17: A Dodo Idiom edited by Ivor Indyk
by Maria Takolander •
In an excellent essay on the poetics of art criticism in this issue, Robert Nelson writes of the nature of rapturous poetic perception: ‘Suddenly the world is larger, more meaningful … one reality gives onto another and the world is seen as an extension of the ways that you might imagine it.’ HEAT consistently provides its readers with opportunities for such aesthetic insights.
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HEAT 17: A Dodo Idiom
edited by Ivor Indyk
Giramondo, $24.95 pb, 224 pp
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