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“Eric Sellin’s latest volume proves that modernism is not dead; its best features — poetry as heightened conversation, language pruned of extravagance, the distillation of experience into images, and a refusal to use any word but the right one — are present in Dead of Noon . . . . Sellin, who has a strong dramatic gift, can write an effective monologue. . . . It is gratifying to read contemporary poetry that matters.” — World Literature Today
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