Synopsis
Justice’s insights serve as a sort of de facto taxonomy, an organically designed system that he uses to present his lecture on each respective aspect of the evolution of poetic form. There is no formal thesis here, but rather a kind of scrapbook that has a broader motive. The material possesses no hidden secrets; the treasures lie in plain sight and simply need be discerned to open the artist’s mind to their possibilities.
About the Author
David Koehn is the author of SUR, Compendium, Scatterplot, and Twine, which won the May Sarton Poetry Prize. Koehn’s writing has appeared in chapbooks and literary magazines including The Rumpus, McSweeney’s, Kenyon Review, New England Review, Alaska Quarterly Review, Rhino, Volt, Carolina Quarterly, Diagram, Greensboro Review, North American Review, Smartish Pace, Hotel Amerika, Gargoyle, Zyzzyva, and Prairie Schooner.
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