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Wayne Ha wayneh65ffc — her first book; doesn't compare to "what i loved" but you see her thoughts forming in this one; she has quite an imagination at this point but hasn't quite developed how to put complex and enlightening relationships on the page (seemingly effortlessly)

Oleev Oleev oleev519b — A fantastic collection of moving and inspiring short works by one of the masters of Russian fiction. I loved this book and recommend it highly. The austerity of the text, its rigid and unrelenting strictness in its adherence to realisim and a 'no frills' style of writing (the details and descriptions are certainly sparse and spartan but certainly contribute much to the atmosphere, depicting a Russia straddling the line between aristocratic decadence and barbarous severity) can be off putting and admittedly a bit boring and a slog to get through. But Pushkin's stories always pay off wonderfully with nods to the unknown (Queen of Spades and its dark arts touches) and realistic portrayals of men and women in a certain time and certain place, yet like the greatest of writers, speaking to anyone, anywhere. It's a more than worthy journey to see yourself to the end of this great collection.

김 예진 zziiiny — This book was recommended to me by a friend who's currently studying with Lux. About five poems in, I started trying convince said friend to give Lux a polaroid photo of me with "I like you! Do you like me! If yes, check this box," written on the back. Lux has a conversational style that fans of the how-ubiquitious-can-one-poet-be Billy Collins will be drawn to. He uses this casual, approachable tone to build to climactic moments of shocking power. He's a perfect example of Annie Lamott's advice to writers, to focus on one square inch and find their subject there. Lux starts with the minutae of the everyday and builds a poetic universe outward from it. I'd also recommend this to anyone who claims not to like poetry.

1989blows 1989blows 1989blows — A very touching story. Amazingly, I'd never read this book, and kept choking up while reading it to Lily.