Lost Roads/383 pgs
Very good condition
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This is better than good, it is great. Publish it with a small press, now, as is, no revision. One day it will explode. —Alan Dugan
[This poem] is told from the point of view of a twelve-year-old clairvoyant, Francis Gildart; as one reviewer wrote it reads "as if Huckleberry Finn had been written by Andre Breton." Indeed between the early Anglo-Saxon poem Beowulf and The Battlefield the genetic code goes uninterrupted. No other poem in Western literature maintains continuity to this extreme. —C.D. Wright
Lost Roads/383 pgs
Very good condition
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This is better than good, it is great. Publish it with a small press, now, as is, no revision. One day it will explode. —Alan Dugan
[This poem] is told from the point of view of a twelve-year-old clairvoyant, Francis Gildart; as one reviewer wrote it reads "as if Huckleberry Finn had been written by Andre Breton." Indeed between the early Anglo-Saxon poem Beowulf and The Battlefield the genetic code goes uninterrupted. No other poem in Western literature maintains continuity to this extreme. —C.D. Wright
