Fred Zirm
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December 2019
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Object Lessons
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Greek Fire
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2015
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And the Tail Wagged On...
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2015
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Black is an awesomely talented poet. I was moved by the way he combines highly realistic observations about both the human and natural worlds with flights of surreal imagination- all in language that soars and sings without sounding strained. Highly ...more | |
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Gunderson is a marvelous writer, and this is probably the best of the half dozen or so plays of hers that I have read or seen. It reminds me of Stoppard's Arcadia in the way it creatively dramatizes the connection between the life of the mind and the ...more | |
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Exceptionally powerful poetry. Takes an unflinching look at the limitations we all face (to one extent or another) and still manages to find humor and hope. These poems find the universal through the intensely personal. | |
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Hnath uses Ibsen's play as a springboard for a complex dramatic examination of what it means to be with other people, particularly within a marriage. Each of the four characters gets their say and (for me, at least), there is no clear winner. Instead ...more | |
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Gunderson is a marvelous writer, and this is probably the best of the half dozen or so plays of hers that I have read or seen. It reminds me of Stoppard's Arcadia in the way it creatively dramatizes the connection between the life of the mind and the ...more | |
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As an adoptive parent, I found this book very eye opening as it helps me understand the questions and uncertainties that adopted children face, even (or especially) as adults. Very effectively written as a mosaic of thoughts, images, incidents, etc. ...more | |