June 19, 2013
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Marie Howe
"A nearly unendurable joy"
by Keith Taylor
posted 1/1/2007
Marie Howe's second collection of poems, What the Living Do, has a unique place in contemporary letters. It is a widely read book that appeals to many different kinds of readers, often those who don't read much contemporary poetry, if any at all. And often her readers are a bit puzzled about exactly what has moved them so much.
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