Heat 21: Without A Paddle
Giramondo $24.95 pb, 224 pp
Journal
Heat 21: Without A Paddle edited by Ivor Indyk
by Jon Dale •
As with most literary journals, Heat 21 is a curate’s egg. Notably, Without A Paddle shines when in analytical-critical, essayistic mode. The poetry and fiction are rather more prosaic, with a few exceptions: Ken Bolton in fine form; Michael Hofmann’s beautifully spare poetry. Hofmann’s poem prefaces an extended interview with the poet and German-English translator; his responses are humble, full of sly humour.
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