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April 09, 2009

August Kleinzahler vs. Juan Felipe Herrera

New York Magazine just posted a Kleinzahler vs. Herrera smackdown on their Culture Vulture blog. Both poets won the NBCC Award for Poetry this year in an unprecedented tie---August for Sleeping It Off in Rapid City. We're a little biased around here, but invite you to share your thoughts on this blog or NY Mag's site. (*Note: We would also like to rebuke the claim that August is grumpy. He's one of the nicest writers we know. Hope we're not ruining your rep by saying this, August.)

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Kleinzahler, August (c) David Liittschwager

 photo (c) David Liittschwager   

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