S. Palmer Smith
The ideas that encapsulated my book were really ideas that originated from memories. I used a mix of fiction and non-fiction in my poetry and short stories. I always knew I wanted to write books--I just never knew my first book would consist of poetry until I fell in love with the genre.
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If I thank you for following my reviews, may I say I'll look for your Butterfly Bruises--great title, better than my Parodies Lost, long poem about my brilliant friend Tom Weiskel, Harold Bloom's favorite young colleague at Yale, who invited my book to his Linden St home, saying, "I think ofTom every day. I still grieve him"?
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