The Summer 2017 issue of BC BookWorld contains a nice account of the background to, and contents of, my new Thistledown Press collection of music poems, Helpless Angels. The article mentions the gist of the book’s introduction regarding the technological changes over the decades that have resulted in us now being the first people in history to be able to listen to any music we want, any place we go, at any time of the day or night we choose. A defense of Bob Dylan’s 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature, which was awarded after the introduction was written, is also part of BC BookWorld’s look at Helpless Angels.