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taking joy in the beauty of the created world
his roots extending back through Ginsberg and Dorn
What is important about them is that they contain a great deal of faery and supernatural lore deriving from Celtic myth
taking mythical simulacra and Arthurian archetypes to levels of absurdity
the sacred king and the stars
Weaver in the Sluices Dion Fortune taking joy in the beautyDaniel Staniforths book of poems Weaver in the Sluices is an intermixing of zones where the light of the waking body rises and transmixes its power with falling uranian whispers. These poems exist at the cusp where both realities overspill and condense, making fleeting forays into the unsayable. Will Alexander, author of The Sri Lankan Loxodrome and Above the Human Nerve Domain In Weaver in the Sluices, Daniel Staniforth pulls variously from Bardic