Le Hinton, Poet

Status Post Hope

ISBN: 0-9785858-0-1

 

Le Hinton takes the architecture of poetry and language out on the town. And a good time is had by all. Hinton is quite an entertainer. With a little wit and humour, and a whirl of a waltz and watusi and e.e. cummings, Le trips off into a style that suggests a kind of post-modern surrealism, yet one that is actually neither/nor.

 

Marty Esworthy author of twenty-six javanese proverbs

 

 

 

 

Waiting for Brion

ISBN: 1-979294-45-1

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Reading Le Hinton's Waiting for Brion is like taking a walk with him. We talk of bitterness but walk on the bright side of the street. He's smart, not showy, and seems to know a lot more than his visceral, precise, spare words & private glimpses allow me to see. And we laugh, quietly, as much at ourselves as at the follies around us; part company a bit less lonely in spit of knowing, " there aren't many epiphanies."

 

Gene Hosey former poet laureate of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania