Book Review: Butcher's Tree by Feng Sun Chen
by Feng
Reblogged from This Is the Title of My Blog:
If, as Iris Murdoch may have said, "philosophy is often a matter of finding occasions on which to say the obvious," perhaps poetry is often a matter of creating opportunities to mention our common, everyday experiences. As in Feng Sun Chen's "Concerning Nothing," whose seven sections each begin with an abstraction, which is then torn through until the emotion giving blood to the thought is exposed:
Book Review: Butcher's Tree by Feng Sun Chen.
Hey! Someone was kind enough to write a review of my first book book. It's smart and full of philosophy and math. Justin also has lots of other great review to read on his blog. Thank you, Justin, for swimming in the broth of my butchery.
