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[sic] thus written, error mine. Sic to incite to attack, especially as a command to a dog: “Sic ‘em!” Siccing poetry on you. That’s sick, as in, awesome. Or ill and sickly. Either way, the (gendered, sexualized) body is implicated. [sic] re-writes a feminist lyric within the long shadow cast by neo-liberalism upon the city and its denizens, mis-remembers the lines and re-inscribes the labour and commerce and sexual negotiations that take place there.
Shortlisted for the Gerald Lampert Memorial Award
ISBN # 9781897181386 / softcover
Frontenac House, 2010
Purchase via Frontenac / Alpine Books
A giddy, whimsical and expertly timed series of fake-outs and sucker punches. Corporatism, sexism and intellectual sloth all get brought out for questioning in a series of wild, gesticulating poems...
Jacob MacAurthur Mooney, The Globe and Mail
sometimes cutthroat precise, sometimes as subtle as a tire-slash, bloody and prehensile, tearing through to the guts and heart of what language can possibly do.
rob maclennan
poetry that refuses to be therapeutic, and as such it’s a bloody relief.
Blogger Drake Alley
Reimer lets it bleed into form, into cadence, into pace.
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