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Louise Bogan: Remembering a Poet of Precision, Passion & Restraint

Born on August 11, 1897, Louise Bogan became one of the most accomplished American lyric poets and literary critics of the twentieth century. Her body of poetry was relatively small, especially when compared with writers who published book after book across long careers, but Bogan believed deeply in concentration. She revised relentlessly, distrusted excess, and …

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