Interference Pattern Colette Bryce and sometimes I think it

and sometimes I think it is

death and resurrection of language itself

’ – Evan Jones

deeply humane and spiritually profound

Interference Pattern Colette Bryce and sometimes I think itAt first, these extraordinary poems may unsettle and disturb, but the next reading could be one of rapture and astonishment; it all hinges on your point of view. Like the optical illusion of the maiden and the crone, you can only see one image at a time; the brain deciding which is the figure and which the background. It is a book that acts out its own subjects dualities, ambiguities, boundaries through physical dislocation, through patterns of