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We have poetry-words with wings,' Wang Ping declares in The River Within. Ping's 'words with wing...

What a beguiling, intriguing, and evocative book is Sara Marron's Call Me Spes. It entails a Virg...

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The unattributed quote,'Writing about music is like dancing about architecture' is a clever and p...