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Natalie Lyalin (Author)
When you pick up PINK AND HOT PINK HABITAT go directly to the table of contents, look at the titles there, you want to read the poems called by these names, then go to the first poem, being afraid is a good thing, then go to “Watch the Village,” and then find the poem where it’s written: we do not need a/country. We can destroy ourselves here. Somewhere in these pages Lyalin writes, “I start the time machine.” Well, she does, and the heart machine and the brain machine, her poems can go anywhere, and they choose to go where it matters. These poems are gorgeous, surprising, full of necessary knowledge and feeling. Dara Wier
Number of Pages: 92Dimensions: 0.22 x 9 x 6 INPublication Date: July 21, 2009
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