Having translated so much poetry and haiku from East and West, Gabriel Rosenstock's own poetry in Irish passes through many borders with ease, His philosophic reflexions and concern about the disappearance of species, real and imagined-so present in Sasquatch- greatly succeed in telling us what a poet used to be and should be still: the conscience of human society.
- Germain Droogenbroodt, Belgium
A rare animal seen by very few is the Sasquatch; so, too, the Poet. In these poems
the Sasquatch watches the ephemeral world around him and is watched. The
surprises multiply and both the watcher and the watched are united in One. With
transparency of words and density of vision Gabriel Rosenstock reveals the poet
within the reader.
- Dileep Jhaveri, India
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