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The third collection by the long-time editor of the Michigan Quarterly Review combines a commitment to poetry informed by tradition with an almost obsessive devotion to pop culture. |
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“This often funny but more often melancholy volume displays Goldstein’s major obsessions—Los Angeles, Judaism, and poetry.” |
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Born in Los Angeles and raised in Culver City, the home of M-G-M Studios Laurence Goldstein was educated at UCLA and Brown University. In addition to two earlier volumes of poetry, he has published most recently The American Poet at the Movies: A Critical History. He teaches at the University of Michigan and edits the Michigan Quarterly Review. |
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