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the invasion of a malevolent corporate regime causes a peaceful society to become embroiled in disquiet and savage upheaval
unfortunately rare commodities in modern verse
Timmins and Simcoe before he landed a position covering arts at the Brantford Expositor
a cynical woman who attends a bizarre memorial service for someone she doesn’t know
Steven McCabe
He Claims He Is the Direct Heir Format:Paperback the invasion of a malevolentMost of Sarnas poems are humorous and earthbound, but he can soar when he wants to. Lazar Sarnas He Claims He Is the Direct Heir introduces a new tone of voice into Canadian poetry. It is wry and droll, an unexpected melange of Jewish humour and Surrealism. Sarnas terse lyrics often have the crackle of a good joke, though usually with grim undertones. The voice often grates and is surprisingly scratchy but then, a covert lyricism breaks through. In
