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2014 finalist, Miller Williams Arkansas Poetry Prize
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- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5(a) I found myself unable to read this without a pen in my hand. There are so many wonderful lines in these poems.
(b) I'm fairly convinced that Andrew McFadyen-Ketchum is actually a character from a Ray Bradbury novel. There is something about his life (at least the snippets he shares in these poems) and the way that he writes that makes me think of the adventures in Bradbury's books.
(c) This is one of my all time favourite covers. It means everything once you've read the relevant poem and sends a chill up my spine.
(d) You need to read this.
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