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In the wake of his critically acclaimed, multiple-award-winning collection, Black Zodiac, Wright is officially an Important American Poet, and part of the reason is his eagerness to grapple with the truly big issues: life, death, time, landscape, identity. Above all, Wright wants to know what's behind the scrim of the phenomenal world. "Give me the names for things, just give me their real names, / Not what we call them, but what / They call themselves when no one's listening--" he cries, in "The Writing Life." But landscape refuses to answer, and Wright's God is the kind of deity who "knees our necks to the ground." This is a grand, troubled, death-haunted book, the work of a poet straining to hear into the next world. --Mary Park
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