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Susan Stewart
Wild fascination
by Keith Taylor
posted 9/1/2006
When you read the poetry of Susan Stewart, you are going to learn things. Interesting things. Things you never knew you wanted to know. Yes, she is indeed an award-winning critic and Princeton professor, but those occupations are simply another manifestation of the wild fascination with ideas and with the objects of this world that informs Stewart's
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