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Wright is a resolutely experimental poet, funny and intemperate, and the poems in her latest volume manage an unusual alchemy--they have a raw, unfinished quality that never feels provisional. Her unpredictable digressions and swift changes of scene can evoke a dreamer's logic, but the poems' images are sharp and particular: "no one but themselves / in the kitchen's recessed lighting in their underpants / Drinking warm beer not taking calls." In the book's stunning title ...