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Christine Hume
Intersecting languages
by Keith Taylor
posted 3/1/2003
Christine Hume, a fairly recent addition to the EMU creative writing faculty and an active member of the local writing community, is one of the leading younger American poets exploring the intersection of various kinds of language. For instance, her first book, a winner of the Barnard New Women Poets Prize, is called Musca Domestica. Yes, that is indeed the
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