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A wood stork faces adversity in the form of a ramshackle ladder leading to a nest that has seen better days
In these wonderfully crafted poems we meet a fine array of characters ranging from a disgruntled 18th-century Duchess
Most of the stories are quietly cadenced and elegiac in tone and the prose is marked
The stories in Evidence
Lazar Sarna Poetry A wood stork faces adversityLazar Sarna was born in Montreal, Canada where he currently practices law. He is the author of the poetry collections He Claims He Is the Direct Heir (Porcupine's Quill) The Singsong (Canada House, 1968), Mystics on a Picnic, (Hillel, 1972) and Letters of State, (Porcupines Quill, 1978), as well as two novels, The Man Who Lived Near Nelligan and Book Bin Baby. His poetry has appeared in the anthologies Cross Cut (Vehicule, 1982) and Jerusalem
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