Flying Fish and Other Poems

Dault’s Flying Fish And Other Poems, an introductory retrospective of poetry by a writer probably best known for his art criticism, is made up of rinds of lyricism and shards of dyspepsia, jagged edges of angry resignation and the broken eggshells of insight, all bundled together by a sensibility the writer himself admits is arrogantly eclectic and still violently unformed.

With drawings by the author.