David Jaffin is the world's busiest poet.As the title suggests, this volume was written in the days running up to the Russian invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022, and engages with the author's life, meditations, thoughts about art, literature, friends and God during the run-up to day when troops crossed the border.Poetry
The book features insightful commentary on David Jaffin's contributions, highlighting his unique perspectives and the impact of his work. It includes critical analysis and reflections from various commentators, showcasing the depth and breadth of Jaffin's influence in his field. The discussions explore themes, methodologies, and the significance of his ideas, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of his contributions to contemporary thought.
The book presents a collection of concise and thought-provoking essays that explore philosophical themes through a unique lens. With a focus on clarity and brevity, each piece invites readers to reflect on complex ideas in an accessible manner. The writing style is characterized by its crispness, making profound concepts easily digestible. This engaging approach encourages deep contemplation while remaining succinct, appealing to both casual readers and those seeking intellectual stimulation.
"The world's most prolific poet? Retirement agrees with David Jaffin, as he presents another volume of his trademark short lyrics."--Provided by publisher.
Poetry. The second of David Jaffin's 2015 titles, another 400 pages-plus of minimalist lyrics. As Chicago Review said of his recent LIGHT SOURCES and LANDING RIGHTS: "Decidedly prolific bite-sized, brief, crisply restrained and profoundly philosophical."
Poetry. The world's most prolific poet? Retirement agrees with David Jaffin, as he presents his second volume of trademark short lyrics for 2016.
