LILLIPUT REVIEW reminds me of that windowpane acid they used to sell in the early 70's--tiny, but potent enuf to rip the eyes out of your head. Hugh Fox's "Inside" captures the underlying youthful creature hidden behind an aging facade: "...these are the breasts,/ nibbles and the hair falls back/ from the face revealing the/ girl still under the almost-old/ lady"; Arthur Winfield Knight creates history in a scratch at Custer's National Battlefield; and Alan Catlin reaches through the snow to touch dreams lying just below the surface.--Oberc
This review originally appeared in TapRoot Reviews #5,
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