Stephen Bett | Sass 'n Pass | ||||
Sass ’n Pass, Stephen Bett’s new book of poems, takes an unsettling look at the ironies of pop culture and the angst of contemporary life. Bett’s uncanny ear for spoken language tears at society’s shallow facade to expose the tawdry and banal. From road rage to relationship, from demented academia to the (lack of) justice system, Bett defies the politically correct and celebrates the gritty truth as only he can speak it, sparing no one — least of all himself. Stephen Bett has had
five previous books of poetry published — Three Women, Nota
Bene, High-Maintenance, Cruise Control (Ekstasis Editions) and Lucy
Kent and other poems (Longspoon Press) — along with a recent
chapbook, High Design Refit (Greenboathouse Books). He is a member
of the English Department at Langara College in Vancouver. See his website
for Stephen Bett’s previous books and some reviews of his work:
www.stephenbett.com. |
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ISBN
978-1-897430-28-6 Poetry 110 Pages $18.95 6 x 9 Now available |
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