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Anne Carson

Anne Carson's most recent book is a translation of Iphigenia Among the Taurians.

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Poetry
Does it have chlorophyll or not if it has. Chlorophyll does it have anything but twisted metal visible...

Linnaeus Town

Anne Carson

Poetry
K:        so glass GT:     mystery of glass I am here to discuss K:        and your work  GT:    ...

Krapp Interviews the Glass Technician

Anne Carson

Poetry

April a mixed–up
blue
as voices out
of
clouds within the
deep
unleashing...

Finally April and the Birds Are Falling Out of the Air with Joy

Anne Carson

Arts in Society

Victory Must Be a Supremely Glorious Experience Said a Woman to the Duke of Wellington

2:22 AM too hot to sleep. I lie on the living room floor watching night go. Five streets away

Anne Carson

Arts in Society

Helen

Nights of a marriage are like an Egypt in a woods. Dark around its edges mirror at the heart. War

Anne Carson

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