‘The Baudelaire Fractal’ is deeply personal and intricately philosophical, served alongside fashionable outfits

Issue #89 John Nyman Book Reviews

The Baudelaire Fractal Lisa Robertson, 208 pgs, Coach House Books, chbooks.com, $22.95 Furniture, clothes, cinema, money, the city — few have probed these topics as deeply as Canadian poet Lis

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