This review is taken from PN Review 181, Volume 34 Number 5, May - June 2008.
UP ON THE LOW WIREFans of Leonard Cohen will find that the latest volume of his words and images fulfils their emotional and artistic expectations of the writer, singer/songwriter, performer, and artist.
People interested in poetry and distrustful of writers who over-work the theme of the author's unrequited sex life will not.
For those who have not made up their minds, I quote the following poem in its entirety as a test of one's susceptibility to Leonard Cohen's charms. Entitled 'The Sweetist Little Song' and accompanied by a small, aerial sketch of a woman taking a bath, it reads
You go your way
I'll go your way too
Thanks but I'm going to go thattaway.
DAVID C. WARD
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