Grayson Books, 2010; 30 pages, $10.00
ISBN: 978-0-9785382-6-2, paper
Reviewed by Brant Lyon
Reviewed by Brant Lyon
http://www.graysonbooks.com/TheQuickandTheDead.htm
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When faced with life's most difficult challenges and dealing with
personal tragedy, perhaps what most sets a poet apart from someone else is the
ability to put into words in the most artful way the brutal, the delicate,
ineffable, obvious, esoteric, or universal in human experience. Or, as that
homespun and inelegant saying about life's lemons puts it: to make lemonade.
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An absolutely insightful and dynamic review, which of course makes one want very much to devour "The Quick & the Dead," the latest & prize-garnering chapbook of poetry by Elizabeth Harrington! Mr. Lyon reviews the Harrington "canon" with both care & toughness.
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Cheers, Larry