Jennifer Moxley. The Sense Record and Other Poems.(Book Review)
Chicago Review, June, 2003 by Glomski, Chris
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Washington, D.C.: Edge Books, 2002.78 pp. $12.50 The Sense Record is Jennifer Moxley's second full-length collection of poems. Like its predecessor, Imagination Verses (Tender Buttons, 1996), it evinces her concerns, fears, obsessions, doubts, and--passim--hopes regarding poetry and a life devoted to writing it.
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If this sounds old hat consider these two interrelated facts concerning The Sense Record: first, the twenty-seven poems it comprises are not easily locatable within the spectrum of either innovative or mainstream writing trends--indeed, Moxley's syntactical maneuvers ...
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