Bob Schofield

THE INEVITABLE JUNE walks the line between poetry, jokes, comic art, flip book, & probably a few other vague categories. Unnameably how (or why), I found it to be very sad. There's a humor that logics inside the grammar; they aren't punchlines so much as conclusions, though they were only obvious &/or funny to Schofield until now.

This is actually a difficult book to pin down. Even as I read it, it wasn't quite what I thought it was. It's a hybrid of forms, but the grafts aren't obvious, which is rare in my experience.

One gripe: why is the publisher's name on the otherwise lovely cover?

DISCLAIMER: the publisher gave me a free copy in exchange for an honest review… (mere)