is now up in the October issue of
Open Letters Monthly. Here's an excerpt:
A devoted elegist throughout A Model Year, Myers knows that the simple act of placing a real object in a poem becomes an elegiac act, one that evokes that thing upon each reading while marking its disappearance in the real world. In the elegists of the micro (Williams, Berrigan) and macro (Kafka, Rilke), Myers finds solace and poetic company. Their words, too, become the stuff of this world.
Read the rest
here, and buy
A Model Year from
Coconut Books!
The reviewing life -- my wife does that, and I often openly wonder how much she enjoys it.
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