MOTHER ON FIRE is a memoir of public school hassles from Sandra Tsing Loh.

Is it a book review when the White House has words for your efforts?  Bob Woodward’s newest get crticism from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

The Trades finds LIVING DEAD GIRL likely to wring you out, in a nod to Elizabeth Scott’s lyrical prowess and her reluctance to flinch.

Anne Carson’s prose poems, AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF RED and THE BEAUTY OF THE HUSBAND, get a thorough workover in The Wesleyan Argus.

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