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  • Maggie Nelson
    Maggie Nelson
    / Jane: A Murder and other early works

    …her first collections of poetry, Shiner (2001), The Latest Winter (2003), and Jane: A Murder (2005). The latter book documents the murder of her aunt, Jane Mixer, at age 23 in 1969. Nelson’s use of a hybrid form of poetry, featuring conventional poems interwoven with diary entries, letters, crime reports,…

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    …her first collections of poetry, Shiner (2001), The Latest Winter (2003), and Jane: A Murder (2005). The latter book documents the murder of her aunt, Jane Mixer, at age 23 in 1969. Nelson’s use of a hybrid form of poetry, featuring conventional poems interwoven with diary entries, letters, crime reports,…

    Read More