Having studied violin and composition for a number of years.
British poet Gregory Warren Wilson's third collection has an
energy, zest, and brilliance to it. The poems suggest that
disclosure--whether of love or anguish--is hazardous because it can
betray as well as illumine. But which is more likely to put things
in jeopardy: the outspoken or the unspoken? The second half of this
collection is voiced trough a ventriloquist's dummy. It exposes the
desolation, frustration, and fleeting euphoria experienced by a
performer on stage and off. For lovers of words and music. Warren
Wilson's direct and insistent voice is sure to captivate and
entertain.
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