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Relates the story of the last half-century of the magazine's leadership in the publication of American poetry through correspondence with a myriad of poets.
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Here are the best of letters written to and from the editors of Poetry magazine (which T. S. Eliot called "an American institution") from 1962 through 2002, affording the reader a first-person account of the second revolution in American poetry. Virtually all of the more than five hundred letters have never been printed before.
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