Tammy Ho Lai-Ming's second poetry collection Too Too Too Too is sensual, imaginative, narrative-driven and political. Her poetic voice is at once unflinching and delicate, and has the power to be both discomforting and challenging. She combines the ethics and aesthetics of realist fiction with an exploration of the range of possibilities to create a twenty-first-century transnational poetics. These poems will inspire speculation and invite myriad interpretation.
Tammy Ho Lai-Ming is a Hong Kong-born writer currently based in London, UK. She edited Hong Kong U Writing: An Anthology (2006) and coedited Love & Lust (Chameleon Press Ltd., 2008). She is also an assistant poetry editor of Sotto Voce and a founding coeditor of Cha: An Asian Literary Journal (http://www.asiancha.com), the first Hong Kong online literary journal. More at http://www.sighming.com
I find it hard to rate poetry books because I think poetry is super subjective. For me tho, this was just okay? Out of all the poems in the book, there were two that I really really liked (I took photos && reread them q a few times). I think once I come up with a better rating system I'll be able to give better ratings but for now, this is not bad! I think 4 is too much so maybe this is more of a 3.5? She wrote a lot about chinese politics which I have 0 clue about which is why I think I didn't enjoy those as much as well.
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