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The Light Changes
By Amy Billone
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As reviewers have noted, Amy Billone’s The Light Changes is “a remarkable accomplishment,” “a powerful, moving book” that reaches levels “rarely achieved in contemporary poetry.” Billone’s brilliant poetic voice begs to be heard.
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