Typhoon Etiquette by Katrina Naomi Bernard O'donoghue who’s meant to be a

who’s meant to be a warrior (but is really more of a worrier)

These poems question where we might find fulfilment

then a group about the ages between 10 and 15

The only predictable thing about it is the unpredictable

Jehanne Dubrow

Typhoon Etiquette by Katrina Naomi Bernard O'donoghue who’s meant to be aThe fourth installment in Verve's experimental poetry series, the poems in Typhoon Etiquette at once depict Japan, its traditions, its customs with great enthusiasm and some puzzlement. Katrina doesnt pretend she is an expert but prods and questions not only what she finds but also herself. Also included are Katrinas translations of Haiku by two Japanese masters, which have previously been published in Modern Poetry in Translationmagazine. Altogether,