Books by Michael Dickman
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English
review 1: Dickman writes in an alternating current of jagged short and long lines that help make his verse attractive, approachable, and nimble. But ultimately I found his brand of American surrealism too dreamily soft-focus and, for all of the genuine pathos and spiritual warfare in the c...
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English
review 1: Some great juxtaposition work. An eye for the scary landing. But mostly that. Then there's the god-awful title poem, and all throughout an awkward crutch on childhood friends shooting up, blazons too of the worst:"Do you think there's a differencefor the Lordbetweenslow dancing i...