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(More customer reviews)It's like Harry Crews said in his BURIED ALIVE documentary, if you write, some people are going to have problems with what you have to say. I recall that this was the case for this writer when the book was first published.
When I read CAFES OF CHILDHOOD, I was caught up in the drama and the powerful but spare use of language. I did not read the book as an indictment of the poet's family. He could just as easily have been writing in a persona. Poetry doesn't have to be factually accurate anyway, just moving and memorable. This book is both, and it is a surprise to me that Macioci has not pubished another.
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