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Tuesday, 08 December 2009 04:04




Veins by Larry Johnson
Publisher: WordTech Communications (September 23, 2009)
ISBN-10: 1934999695
Price: $18.95
112 pages


Veins, the first book of poems by member Larry Johnson, is available at Amazon.com,
BN.com, and Quail Ridge Booksellers in Raleigh.The book is published by David Robert Books and contains lyric and narrative poems concerning writers, composers, and figures from Roman history as
well as poems based on remembrances of a Southern childhood. Donald Justice has
called Larry Johnson "an American Cavafy."                                              

 

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