31, [5] pp. French wrappers. "Through old news, the ocean's drone, or a corner shrub in bloom, one learns "How to untwine/noise, to see" in Joseph Massey's Exit North. Here, the strange clarity of landscapes gives way to Massey's unwavering attention to sound--"a kind of metronome" that keeps time in its place. Even when "There's little/to say," there's evidence of song to be found."
