Notebook of Last Things by Jon Thompson Keston Sutherland scraps of shared history which

scraps of shared history which are only ever partially remembered

His logo-philia evinces a fascination not merely with language but with the workings of the human mind

more than a gathering up of old work

North America: Copper Canyon Press

Amy Clampitt

Notebook of Last Things by Jon Thompson Keston Sutherland scraps of shared history whichOrganized around three sequences of numbered tercets, Notebook of Last Things maps a city undergoing dynamic, transformative change along with the sense of living that changeits rhythms and patterns, its peculiar commitments, its urgencies and pleasures as well as its inequalities, tensions, and fateful unsaids. Possessed by the drama of the ephemerality of experience, tuned into the drift of the present, Notebook of Last Things draws on the lyric to