Books Mar 2, 2016 at 4:00 am

Don Mee Choi's New Book, Hardly War, Is Challenging but Powerful Political Poetry

Her Book of Poems Might Be Too Academic for Some Readers, but You Must Watch Her Perform It

Rich Smith
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Nice article. Don Mee is a staggering writer and thinker - by far and away one of the most important folks writing in Seattle. *cough*strangergeniusaward*cough*

(Oh, and I make $400 an hour working from home, for one hour a week, with just my iphone, so you assholes can look at MY website.)
scztt on March 5, 2016 at 3:32 PM Report this

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