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A searing collection of poems about America's loss of innocence from the National Book Award-winning author of Vice .
In poems that travel from the horrific flight of a World War II pilot to the World Trade Center attack, from the death of JFK Jr. to the poet's own bastard birth, Ai conjures purity as a distant memory and the knowledge of evil as an "infinite dark night." "An undoubtedly powerful personae." Publishers Weekly "Ai's cleansing soliloquies give voice to pain both personal and communal....[ Dread ] presents her most masterfully unnerving works to date." Booklist " Dread has…mehr

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A searing collection of poems about America's loss of innocence from the National Book Award-winning author of Vice.

In poems that travel from the horrific flight of a World War II pilot to the World Trade Center attack, from the death of JFK Jr. to the poet's own bastard birth, Ai conjures purity as a distant memory and the knowledge of evil as an "infinite dark night." "An undoubtedly powerful personae."Publishers Weekly "Ai's cleansing soliloquies give voice to pain both personal and communal....[Dread] presents her most masterfully unnerving works to date."Booklist "Dread has the characteristic moral strength that makes Ai a necessary poet."The New York Times Book Review

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Ai (1947-2010) is the author of eight books of poetry, including the National Book Awardwinning Vice. In 2009 she was named a United States Artist Ford Fellow. She was a professor at Oklahoma State University.