A Complete Encyclopedia of Different Types of People
April 2007
Trade Paperback · 96 Pages
$15.95 U.S. · £10.99 U.K. · €11.99 E.U.
ISBN 9781552452448
Coach House Books
Trade Paperback · 96 Pages
$15.95 U.S. · £10.99 U.K. · €11.99 E.U.
ISBN 9781552452448
Coach House Books
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'Foreman quite evidently had a lot of fun writing these poems, and readers will reap the benefits of his pleasure-driven efforts.' Huffington Post
'A Complete Encyclopedia of Different Types of People is the private abecedary of a playful but serious imagination, a field guide to daydreams and frailties … Make no mistake about it: We are in a golden age of Canadian poetry.' Michael Lista, National Post
'Foreman is a meticulous versifier with a sensitive ear … These poems yearn to be read aloud, to be shown to the person next to you on the bus. This Complete Encyclopedia is a small masterpiece.' Geist
\' This compendium of bipeds makes all others obsolete. A Complete Encyclopedia of Different Types of People is full of eclectic wisdom, uncanny beasts and refracted truisms. Foreman's cerebral sleights-of-hand are so electric, my mind wouldn't close my eyes. It's about time someone got us down for what we are.' Jeramy Dodds, author of Crabwise to the Hounds
'A Complete Encyclopedia of Different Types of People is the private abecedary of a playful but serious imagination, a field guide to daydreams and frailties … Make no mistake about it: We are in a golden age of Canadian poetry.' Michael Lista, National Post
'Foreman is a meticulous versifier with a sensitive ear … These poems yearn to be read aloud, to be shown to the person next to you on the bus. This Complete Encyclopedia is a small masterpiece.' Geist
\' This compendium of bipeds makes all others obsolete. A Complete Encyclopedia of Different Types of People is full of eclectic wisdom, uncanny beasts and refracted truisms. Foreman's cerebral sleights-of-hand are so electric, my mind wouldn't close my eyes. It's about time someone got us down for what we are.' Jeramy Dodds, author of Crabwise to the Hounds
