Description
Coolidge’s embrace of the sonnet form – a continuation of the project begun in On the Nameways and Alien Tatters – is a gemlike amalgam of narrative urge, wacky name-dropping, and pure visuality. Coolidge’s legendary proliferation – as many as 10 sonnets in a single day – marries the stunning variety of his intellect, on the mountaintop of formal inquiry.
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