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Space Stations

Space Stations

Heather Dubrow

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Editorial:
Cornerstone Press
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9781968148690
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'Folk and fairy tales, Spenser and Arnold, political outrage and political pragmatism and straight-up political protest, and the doublings, audiology and lyricology, frame-making and frame-breaking, studies in felinity and essays in divinity, impedances and sometimes delightful surprises of a real poet’s double vision . . . it’s all here.'-Stephanie Burt, author of We Are Mermaids 6

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