Splash Fields

In Splash Fields, Joseph Cooper Picks Up Where James Tate Left Off In Such Books As Memoir Of The Hawk And The Government Lake. Like Tate, Cooper Creates A Memorable Wacky Rst-person Narrator, A Aneur Of Sorts, Wandering An Imaginary Landscape Peopled With Odd Unpredictable Characters-a Landscape Where Just About Anything Can Happen. Splash Fields Is Satire At Its Best, All Delivered In A Deadpan Voice With Pitch Perfect Dialogue Between His Characters, So That You Never Question The Reality Of This Cooperesque World-one Which I Am Beginning To Think May Be More Sane And Entertaining Than The Supposed Real One We Currently Occupy.