Martin Stannard “Neo-Bedrooms” by Deborah Meadows, pub. Shearsman. 88pp. £10.95/$18.00 There are a couple of reasons one might be forgiven for thinking, before actually reading it, about chucking this book on the steadily-increasing pile of poetry that, if I had an open fire, might help offset the coming winter’s energy bills. The first is that an early and very full “Acknowledgements” page announces that the poems “respond” a lot to other works probably most people will know nothing about. By which I mean: • the title poem is, and I quote “in response to . . . an installation at SCI-Arc Gallery, Los Angeles, October 19 – December 9, 2018” • “Office Hours” . . . “is in response to the group show, Office Hours . . .” • “Taiga” (half a dozen pages in length) is “in response to Ulrike Ottinger’s 1992 eight-hour ethnographic film Taiga . . .” • “Twelve Austin Stations” is “in dialog with Ellsworth Kelly’s twelve works in the building titled Austin .” • The 25 parts (and pa