May 21, 2013
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Linda Gregerson
The lucky vista
by Keith Taylor
posted 3/1/2007
Among the many virtues of U-M professor Linda Gregerson's poetry are its extraordinary sentences. Long and richly textured, they often start with precise observation, detour down the byways and digressions of thought, and end somewhere totally unexpected. For instance, in her new book, Magnetic North, she begins her poem "The Turning" with these
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