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The Incentive of the Maggot

by Ron Slate

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In his prize-winning debut collection, Ron Slate seeks out the intersections of art, technology, and humanity with intelligence, wit, and fervor.His unique voice is informed by his world travels as a business executive.As Robert Pinsky writes in his introduction, Slate 'brings together the personal and the global in a way that is distinctive, subtle, defying expectations about what is political and what is personal.' In Slate's words, "Is this the end of the world? / No just the end / of the language that describes it." Recently published in The New Yorker, Slate has been praised by James Longenbach for his ability to 'make the known world seem wickedly strange - a poetry that is utterly of the moment, our moment, because it sounds like nobody else.'… (more)
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In his prize-winning debut collection, Ron Slate seeks out the intersections of art, technology, and humanity with intelligence, wit, and fervor.His unique voice is informed by his world travels as a business executive.As Robert Pinsky writes in his introduction, Slate 'brings together the personal and the global in a way that is distinctive, subtle, defying expectations about what is political and what is personal.' In Slate's words, "Is this the end of the world? / No just the end / of the language that describes it." Recently published in The New Yorker, Slate has been praised by James Longenbach for his ability to 'make the known world seem wickedly strange - a poetry that is utterly of the moment, our moment, because it sounds like nobody else.'

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