Field Guide to the Lost Flower of Crete reviewed

Field Guide to the Lost Flower of Crete has been reviewed by Louise Carson for the League of Canadian Poets.

Carson writes, “Early in the book, there are the setting – Crete – and the main characters – a couple – to introduce…There are a few classical references: pomegranates, which nod to the Persephone myth in ‘Slowly’; and the dying one being escorted home to Crete by her brother in ‘Ferry’, making that last voyage to the Underworld…The sister’s name is Anthie, Greek for flower.”

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