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LINDA PRINCIPE IS AN OLD-FASHIONED POET in one profound way: Uncommonly, she resists the temptation to write anything unless she has something to say-and this latest collection demonstrates what can be achieved by that standard.Here are poems to live with. They resonate with insights gained and lessons learned in honest encounters with the truer sides of this fleeting existence of ours-with love, friendship, and death in all their varied appea...

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These are more than arresting poems-they overpower the reader with a directness and insight rarely seen in contemporary work, and their straightforward beauty is as irresistible as the flavor of a ripe peach or the luminous gravity of the stars. Linda Principe, it is utterly clear, has lived and felt each line she puts down, she takes the business of writing poems seriously.

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Where were the heads? On June 27, 1990, that was the question of the hour. The night before, the evening quiet had been shattered by the bloody aftermath of a sonas rage against his parents. Two dismembered, headless corpses would be tomorrowas headlines ... corpses that had been the authoras aunt and uncle. The murderer was her own cousin. This gripping, first-hand account of a surviving family member portrays an ordinary citizen forced, in t...