David Martin

Apr 17, 2024 | waterloochronicle.ca | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie

By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99) In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.

Apr 17, 2024 | simcoe.com | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie

By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99) In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.

Apr 17, 2024 | theifp.ca | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie

By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99) In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.

Apr 17, 2024 | insideottawavalley.com | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie

By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99) In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.

Apr 17, 2024 | toronto.com | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie

Limited Verse By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99)In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.