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In Retrospect: Emily Warn on Anne Winters’s “The Key to the City”

by Jane Ciabattari | Mar-30-2009

Emily Warn on Anne Winters’s “The Key to the City,” a 1986 finalist for the National Book Critics Circle award in poetry, is the newest installment in the National Book Critics Circle’s “In Retrospect” series on Critical Mass, in which critics and writers revisit NBCC award winners and finalists from previous years. [More]

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"In Retrospect: Emily Warn on Anne Winters’s “The Key to the City”" was posted March 30, 2009 and written by Jane Ciabattari.

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