Return to Book Page Excerpt Poems: "The Hills are a Lie," "How to Talk to a Brushcut Man," "Love of the Same" Backcover quotes: Stephanie Bolster, John Barton, Jonathan Dollimore Praise for Garments of the Known Garments of the Known By Norm Sacuta AVAILABLE 0-88971-178-X Nightwood Editions 5.75 x 8.5 · 80 pages Paperback · $16.95 October 2001 "There is no truth, and you have set it between you; you have been unwise enough to make it a formula; you have dressed the unknowable in the garments of the known." -Djuna Barnes I. The South Downs Way The Hills Are a Lie Sappho, at Fifteen Old Story Tower Rook Nothing to Write Home About November 22, 1963 What I Wanted to Say Lacuna For Frederick Fleet sing-rail trilogy II. Inland Sonnets for the Policeman in an Edmonton Sun Photograph Death of a Scuba Diver at West Edmonton Mall Another Letter to the Dead Morning after the Rodeo gay in stock’s time Alberta Pick-Ups Summer Windigo III. Night Watch What of the Night? The Lengths He’ll Go Sleeping with Michael For Michael, in Part In the Lottery Corp How to Talk to a Brushcut Man Down on Vegas For Robert — Now in College, and Finally on Stage A Fairy’s Rings A Brief History of a Fundamentalist as for that cap in your back pocket Last night on CBC Hallway Light IV. Love of the Same Love of the Same Exposure (Hail Storm, July 25/77) Soft Shoe My Brother’s War Models My Mother’s War Story Radio Free A Poet Recalls Fiction