Sean Kane Poetry wry humour

wry humour

After choosing it for this book simply because it sounded good

the elder brother

The Dodecahedron revels in the art of story making and proves once and for all that the geometry of the dodecahedron is a rich source of comic fiction

Shane Neilson

Sean Kane Poetry wry humourSean Kane, editor of Inward of Poetry (Porcupines Quill), did his Ph. D. at the University of Toronto, which led to a tenure track position in the Department of English there. He left to become the founding chair of Cultural Studies at Trent University. Kane still teaches and writes at Trent, where he is emeritus professor of English and Cultural Studies. He is the author of Spensers Moral Allegory (1989), Wisdom of the Mythtellers (1998), and Virtual