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P. S. At Least We Died Trying |
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Written by Jesse Glass
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Wednesday, 17 May 2006 |
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P.S. At Least We Died Trying to
Make You in the Backseat of a Taxidermist
 by Wendy Collin Sorin and Derek White
New York, NY: Calamari Press, 2005
ISBN: 0-9746053-7-9
28 pp., US$6.00 staple bound.
P.S. At Least We Died Trying to
Make You in the Backseat of a Taxidermist is another fine collaborative working of text and
visual poetry from Calamari Press, this time from Wendy Collin Sorin and Derek White. The color xerox pages
are visually stunning while the text recounts the adventures of an anonymous 'she' with characters such as the Mud-Clot Boy and Bebe. It’s a light
surrealistic romp with images that lift you up and set you down in exactly the
same place you began. Safe, inspiring barely a wrinkle to fork across the
reader’s forehead, but fun.
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