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Elizabeth Willis's new collection is a stunning collision of the pastoral tradition with the politics of the post-industrial age. These poems are allusive and tough. While they celebrate the pleasures of the natural world--mutability, desire, and the flowering of things--they are compounded by a critical awareness of contemporary culture. As we traverse their associative leaps, we discover a linguistic landscape that is part garden, part wilderness, where a poem can perform its own natural history. Divided into four cantos interrupted by lyrics and errata, Meteoric Flowers mirrors the form of Erasmus Darwin's 18th-century scientific pastorals. In attending to poetry's investigative potential, Willis shifts our attention from product to process, from commodity to exchange, from inherited convention to improvisational use..
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Title: All in the family: Dena Langner's father helped ignite her excitement about property management; she's kept the flame alive with a meteoric rise to her chapter's leadership.(IREM's Leaders of Tomorrow)
Publication:Journal of Property Management (Refereed)
Date: January 1, 2005
Publisher: Institute of Real Estate Management
Volume: 70 Issue: 1 Page: 61(1)

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