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    New from the Center for Literary Publishing at Colorado State University

    Jan 01, 2020 1 minute

    The Minuses

    by Jami Macarty

    The Mountain West Poetry Series

    “In these quiet, careful, though searing and poignant poems, Jami Macarty turns her considerable powers toward the dissolution of a romantic relationship in a desert landscape that is at provides testament to poetry’s ability to speak the unspeakable, to not only survive but to carry on: ‘she’s off-trail but knows her direction.’ This is a beautiful book of courage and the power to live fully, and on this planet, through heartbreak and hard-won joy. — GILLIAN CONOLEY

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