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  • Sue Goyette
    / A new kind of narrative

    …Prize, Sue Goyette’s fourth collection, Ocean (2013), presents a new kind of narrative. Like children counting waves before plunging into the changing tides, here the poems have numbers as titles, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the experience of each poem as related in sequence and theme to the one…

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    …Prize, Sue Goyette’s fourth collection, Ocean (2013), presents a new kind of narrative. Like children counting waves before plunging into the changing tides, here the poems have numbers as titles, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the experience of each poem as related in sequence and theme to the one…

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