Brooke Clark
@thatbrookeclark
Writer. Urbanities (@FitzWhits 2020); @walrusmagazine, @LAReviewofBooks, @arionjournal, @globeandmail &c. Book review editor @ablemuse
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Pretty sure I had one of the Evel Knievel toys mentioned in this phillip crymble poem when I was a kid
Delighted that my copy of the new Michael Lista poetry collection Barfly (from Biblioasis) arrived today—looking forward to diving in
When Brooke Clark was young, he and his father spent many nights poring over the pages of Alligator Pie. In introducing the book to his own son, Clark re-entered the whimsical world of Dennis Lee’s poetry: thewalrus.ca/alligator-pie/
Loved this soraya roberts piece — brought back memories of seeing films at the old Cinematheque when it was in the AGO (I’ve never been to Tiff, which seems to have become another occasion for vapid celebrity worship): canadianbusiness.com/ideas/how-did-…
Here, in a blaze of light—or glory?—are Matthew Tierney & Karen Solie at last night’s launch for Matt’s new Coach House Books poetry collection Lossless:
That time I asked #DarylHine about what poets can do. From The Civilizing Discourse (2024) Vehicule Press
Here’s Michael Lista reading from his superb new collection, Barfly, at the Biblioasis launch last night
#SealeyChallenge #TheSealeyChallenge Day 22 - Urbanities by Brooke Clark (Brooke Clark) Don’t read my poems before you’ve had a drink, but careful—not too much before you start. After a few, when you feel mildly drunk, That’s when you’ll best appreciate my art. (Martial)
Found, in an old Agatha Christie novel at the cottage, this bookmark advertising Dennis Lee’s children’s books—clearly a sign to post my The Walrus article about Alligator Pie: thewalrus.ca/alligator-pie/