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The Nesting Ground

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  • David Wagoner

    In 1963 he published The Nesting Ground, widely considered his first book of poems to address his new surroundings in the Pacific Northwest, a stark contrast to the bleak, industrialized Midwestern landscape of his youth. Two years later Wagoner published his fourth and best-known novel, The Escape Artist, about…

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    In 1963 he published The Nesting Ground, widely considered his first book of poems to address his new surroundings in the Pacific Northwest, a stark contrast to the bleak, industrialized Midwestern landscape of his youth. Two years later Wagoner published his fourth and best-known novel, The Escape Artist, about…

    Read More