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Source, by Mark Doty; Cape Poetry, 2002, about $25.
Eulogy for a Private Man, by Fred Dings; Northwestern University Press, 1999, about $35.
After the Solstice, by Fred Dings; Orchises Press, 1993, about $30.
AMERICAN POETRY is at something of a crossroads, and the roads leading there are jammed with traffic. The proliferation of writing schools and college courses on creative writing is producing thousands of students who expect to get published by turning out neat, made-to-order verse that conflates political ideologies with poetic techniques or the lack of the same.
There is something mundane about much of the new poetry and few ...
Source: HighBeam Research, A Glimpse of Bright Wings.