by Steve Straight
Northwestern University Press, 2002
Paper: 978-1-880684-83-2
Library of Congress Classification PS3619.T73W38 2002
Dewey Decimal Classification 811.6

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Steve Straight's skillfully crafted poems cover a wide range of topics—love, marriage, family, work, and class issues. Not since E. A. Robinson has anyone captured the essence of the New England town with such keen observation. What gives this volume its distinctive voice is a Buddhist calm, tinged with irony and humor. Steve Straight touches the ordinary things of life with a magical whimsy and a delightful self-deprecating humor.


 


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