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Dec 10, 2007
Another super funny and strange collection by Knox. It's the kind of stuff that makes your jaw drop and makes you think, "I can't believe she wrote that." What cracks me up most is when her blunt sexuality surfaces on the page and elbows around with her goofball asides. Maybe my fave poetry book of the year.
I did an interview with Jennifer almost exactly two years ago. She is a force. Check it out.
I did an interview with Jennifer almost exactly two years ago. She is a force. Check it out.
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Jan 22, 2008
froloclickingly good read but Ben Mirov says it better than I ever could in his review for Cold Front Mag:
http://reviews.coldfrontmag.com/drunk-by...
http://reviews.coldfrontmag.com/drunk-by...
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Oct 25, 2009
I don't usually read poetry, but I gave this a try. I laughed out loud sometimes, but I have to admit she's not really my style. That said, Knox is a great poet -- even if I'm not giving her a review that reflects her skill (but my enjoyment thereof).
Feb 02, 2009
This (bluebird) poetry book is fan (bluebird) tastic. You can read it to your friends in the kitchen. Or sing your luvah (Stef) to sleep with tales of meat. Thanks Bethany who thought I'd like to get drunk by noon.
Feb 22, 2010
A thoughtfully hilarious collection of referential poems that breach the jello wall of the uncanny. This one's going to stick with me.
Jul 19, 2011
The book seemed to improve as it got going. Really enjoyed the latter half.
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