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The final say of a poet who always spoke at the edges of the sayable.
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In Lennon's novels, it is not magic that is cruel, but rather its illusory promise.
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Frederick Seidel’s and Bernadette Mayer’s poetic monologues.
Joe Wright’s The Soloist.
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The object lessons of recent American poetry.
Ciaran Carson's For All We Know.
The lives of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
On the writings of V. S. Naipaul.
Celebrating the poetry of the women’s movement.
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