"With my eyes closed, I might have guessed a collaboration between William Empson and Noel Coward. But of course no one could have made up Turner Cassity but himself. The man is a wizard. In these new poems, each as clear and mysterious as crystal, he has conjured all sorts of miniature wonders and nasty home truths. It is the devil's own sorcery--and pure enchantment."--J. D. McClatchy
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"With my eyes closed, I might have guessed a collaboration between William Empson and Noel Coward. But of course no one could have made up Turner Cassity but himself. The man is a wizard. In these new poems, each as clear and mysterious as crystal, he has conjured all sorts of miniature wonders and nasty home truths. It is the devil's own sorcery--and pure enchantment."--J. D. McClatchy
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Add this copy of Hurricane Lamp to cart. $8.95, fair condition, Sold by ThriftBooks-Atlanta rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Brownstown, MI, UNITED STATES, published 1986 by University of Chicago Press.
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Near Fine. First edition. Black cloth spine with red paper covered boards. Tiny soil mark on cover, small tears on bottom corners, else near fine, with a dust jacket as issued. Part of the Phoenix Poets series.
