Mary Dalton's work is a quintessential reflection of Newfoundland's landscapes and culture, capturing a local essence that resonates widely, calling for broader appreciation.
The title 'Interrobang' itself reflects the duality in Dalton's poetry, representing fusions of certainty and doubt, questions and declarations, akin to riddles.
Dalton's poetry consistently asks profound questions while making assertive statements, embodying the complexities of identity and belonging in her native Newfoundland.
Though celebrated regionally, Dalton's profound voice and vivid imagery elevate her work to a level deserving of national recognition, akin to the treasured local cheeses.
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