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Selection of my best poetry from 1980s to 2020s.
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w:LidThemeAsian>X | |  | | The Fuck Generation
Lyrical poetry and satire on the corruption in American political and social life
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span style="font-size: large;">Review of i>The Fuck Generation/i> by Laurel Johnson of Midwest Book Review/b>br />
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Alexander Shaumyan immigrated to the U.S. from Russia with his family in 1975. His personal poetry and Russian translations are well known internationally. This is his tenth full length book of poetry. In it, he's no longer the sheltered innocent dreaming of unconditional love. His eyes are wide open; he sees the world around hi |
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