A History of Western Music: Poems by August Kleinzahler Tony Frazer Kenji Miyazawa’s poems testify to

Kenji Miyazawa’s poems testify to his deep love of humanity and nature

"[A] dazzling and immensely readable collection

the poems draw on a sense of our ‘co-ordinates’ – something like the eastings and northings that give a map-reference – how you might triangulate a life

Irene Koronas’s poems carefully splinter and refute our expectations in visceral minimalist fragments of desire

Lyonesse is a place of paradox

A History of Western Music: Poems by August Kleinzahler Tony Frazer Kenji Miyazawa’s poems testify toAs the title suggests, Father's Father's Father, is concerned with, among of things, an investigation of masculinity and family histories, the legacies of the past and the long shadow of the future. This finds expression through various modes, voices and cultural figures (such as private detectives, professional wrestlers and bodybuilders) but always in a poetic style that resists narrative completion and instead makes the reader question the desire