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_aPS3552.U339 _bF35 1998 |
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_aBuckley, Christopher _d, 1948- |
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_aFall from grace _c/ Christopher Buckley. |
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_aKansas City _b: Bk Mk Press, University of Missouri--Kansas City _c, c1998. |
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_aix, 77 p. _c; 22 cm. |
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| 520 | _a"Chris Buckley's poems are full of the pain and pleasure of his relentless memory. He knows oranges, burning hills, California clouds, the fog, the sun, Spanish olives, zinfandel, oleander; and he knows the boring late '50s, the stack of 45's, and surfing, car-wrecks and school dances. His subject is radiance. So he hates fascism and believes we are more than dust. So I read him." --Gerald Stern | ||
| 650 | 4 | _aPoetry, American | |
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