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tracie_nicole's review
I DNF'ed this one. I guess this book was okay? I can see how personal it was for the author, but I don't think it's for me.
It's sort of hard for me to judge because I was mostly confused reading it. I understood the emotion of it more than what the poems were actually saying and talking about. It was stream of consciousness mostly, but in a jumbled way to me. Perhaps there is someone more suited than me to understand this.
Because it was so personal to the author, I don't feel comfortable rating this book.
It's sort of hard for me to judge because I was mostly confused reading it. I understood the emotion of it more than what the poems were actually saying and talking about. It was stream of consciousness mostly, but in a jumbled way to me. Perhaps there is someone more suited than me to understand this.
Because it was so personal to the author, I don't feel comfortable rating this book.
eliza_reads's review
4.75
S. Brook Corfman's MY DAILY ACTIONS, OR THE METEORITES is planetary and individual at once, both quotidian and leaping outside of time. The scale of this work is constantly transforming in a way that, for me, opened a new window into ways of looking at the movements of daily life, of thought, and of being in the world. Each moment opens into another, unexpected moment, and the effect is unlike anything I've read before.
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