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This book is the death agony of American Poetry. As Frank O’Hara said; “. . . it may well be the death of literature as we know it. While I have certain regrets, I am still glad I got there before Alain Robbe-Grillet did. Poetry being quicker and surer than prose, it is only just that poetry finish literature off.” Gerard Malanga is carrying it out.
September 1, 1971
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