Unintended Consequences
“Lily Brett’s fourth volume of poems represents
an important, self-contained development of the themes
in her earlier books. Against the historical background
of the Holocaust we see her emerging into the open air
of the present, more skilled and sure-footed than ever,
with a new wit and humor sometimes playing at the corners
of her mouth. Brett’s new poems explore the intrigues
of personality, here, triumphant, there, barbed or mysterious.
“Unintended Consequences invites the
reader to experience the return of hope, without evasions
or shortcuts, as Brett has observed it over three generations.”
Robert
Harris
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