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Cal Bedient is like a surgeon with a jackhammer. His eye is surgically sharp yet he willingly lets blood and pieces of flesh fly. This is not a lazy Sunday book, not a quoting over tea collection: it is rich and the language thick - keep ample time for digestion. It left me with a mineral-like taste in he back of my throat.

Read it and re-read it. This is the kind of book you need to suck the marrow out of - don't be afraid of getting a little dirty. ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/77750840 Scary, No Scary (Perfect Paperback) by Zachary Schomburg
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]]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/74116299 2666: A Novel (Paperback) by Roberto Bolaño
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]]> http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/201372-goodreads-september-newsletter-top-finalists-poems-please-vote-now John made a comment in the ¡ POETRY ! group:

Sweet Jesus! Here we go again with the whole rhyming thing - it's like saying "To me, movies should be black and white and silent. Chaplin made black and white silent movies, and those were great. Adding color and sound just makes it a visual/audio collage, not a movie." That's obviously ridiculous (and yet I await the reply stating that anything made after Chaplin is not a real movie). I really don't know what else to say - maybe there should be a contest just for poems about flowers or for poems about the setting sun. I'm going to go eat a chicken patty right now. ]]>