Hawksley burns for IsadoraSoyez le premier à ajouter une critique
par chtournesol, le 2008-04-07 14:56:21
The ears that would never listen, like deafened corn fields, suddenly tune in and quit their work to stomp around muddy fire pits and sing : Kalawa lua lua, labadada lua lua, chaquaqua lua lua....
This strange blending of prose and poetry is a collection of enigmatic love letters-to an elusive object of affection-that first appeared in the classified ads of two Toronto newspapers. Stirring curious interest and provoking strong responses, these romantic notes capture one side of a fascinatingly eccentric love affair. Exquisitely rendered paintings combine with lushly written missives to offer a tantalizing peek into the intimate intricacies of a deeply felt love from a lauded musician whose lyrics have been praised as exotic, daring, vulnerable, brilliant, and weird.
About the author :
Hawksley Workman is a critically acclaimed folk rock musician. Beverley Hawksley is a multimedia artist. She lives in Muskoka, Ontario.
Dernière modification par : chtournesol le 07/04/2008
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