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"Technically the poem is a marvel ... Most impressively, (it) remains poem as well as narrative, balancing out what each demands". . . THE COTTONWOOD REVIEW
'The book is about many things: family, friendship, education, poetry, geography, rivers, mountains, Maine, the polarities of place. But mostly it's an inner journey ... of a father coming to terms with the death of a son killed in a skiing accident ... An extraordinary book that ... flows truly and reflects the human heart on every page." . . . THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL
"Moses shows us that man, with his dual sense of alienation and attachment, cannot be a passive appreciator of the natural world." . . . THE KANSAS QUARTERLY
The first anthology of Wisconsin writings to be published since 1930 and the first comprehensive anthology of Wisconsin writings ever. Volume 1 covers the beginnings to 1925 and is edited by Richard Boudreau, Prof. of English at the University of Wisconsin.-La Crosse. "(The) entire collection seems to me judicious, exciting, and badly needed." . . . Kay Whitford, Wisconsin Academy of Arts and Sciences.
"He understands this not-quite urban land, and writes about the people who live in its fine houses and its trailers, men and women, alone and together, with great compassion and insight." . . . Rosellen Brown
"J.D. Whitney cares enough to write the very best-again and again and again." --Robert Creeley "Poems that are clean, gleaning, warmed up, and ready to go; close tolerances and laughter." Gary Snyder
THE SHRINE AND SELECTED STORIES, by John Iorio, 1987,
ISBN 1-55780-080-4, These mysterious and mythic tales of contemporary life originally appeared in
The Southern Review, The Texas Quarterly,. Southwest Review, Colorado
Quarterly, and the Gryphon. Mr. Iorio, formerly a WWII paratrooper
and reporter, teaches at the University of South Florida. He has three times
received citations in Martha Foley's Best American Short Stories. WILLIAM N. JUDSON SERIES OF CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN POETRY
SUBJECT TO CHANGE by Felix Pollak, 1978, ISBN
1-55780-057-x,
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