A dazzling exploration of art, language, and memory in modernist verse.
Rod Mengham's Chance of a Storm presents a collection of prose poems that blur the lines between poetry, sculpture, and painting. Drawing inspiration from artists like Katarzyna Kobro, Mengham crafts a unique form of modernist fable, where language itself becomes a work of art. These poems, described as having a 'beautiful, belligerent laconicism,' offer a scaled-down yet ambitious epic experience.
This collection is perfect for readers interested in:
Exploring the intersection of art and languageEngaging with innovative poetic formsReflecting on themes of memory and loss
