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Home » Magazine » Archive » Issues » 1989 » January/February 1989
Jan/Feb 1989
Poet and essayist Quincy Troupe, a self-proclaimed iconoclast, thinks poetry "can be exciting, can be powerful," though the interests of professional writers threaten to trap poetry in a dead end.
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