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Dinner with Osama
— published 2008 — 2 editions |
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How to Accommodate Men
— published 1998 |
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Warscape with Lovers
— published 1997 — 2 editions |
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Soulskin
— published 1996 |
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Midwife & Other Poems on Caring
— published 1989 |
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What We Have To Live With
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Honey, You've Been Dealt A Winning Hand
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Swear the Burning Vow
— published 2009 |
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Diana Lucifera
— published 1983 |
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More Palomino, Please, More Fuchsia
— published 1980 |
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LOUISE ERDRICH I used to be a voracious reader of poetry, stories, nonfiction and novels. Now I’m seventy, and a curious thing has happened: I begin a novel, but twenty pages in, nine pages in, four pages in I put the novel down and do not open the bo...more |
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I’m lured and charmed and made happy by Ferry’s willing self-deprecation. And by his musical ear. And his ability to play out a line of thought further and further…and further, then bring me up short with an unexpected, snappy closure. I like his res...more |
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| This is an important book for poets, and Carr is a writer to watch. She is smart, erudite, wise, thoughtful, careful, honest and gifted. It is, as Bin Ramke writes, "incendiary...." | |
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Yezzi is editor of the New Criterion, and deserves that honor. He's skilled at nuance, which matters most, AND he has a musical ear, something that is often absent in 21st century poetry. Listen: Who bothers to look for what's not lost? Some morning...more |
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| Ernest Hilbert’s SIXTY SONNETS, published by Red Hen, 2009, is a rare gem. Open the book anywhere: you won’t be disappointed. Read one sonnet and you’ll want to stop and not let yourself read another until the next day: that’s how skillfully packed e...more | |

























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