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New from Crowd, we present the first of a series of custom designed, creatively written, reviews. At about the time we began conceptualizing Crowd‘s sophomore issue, Creative Nonfiction, the preeminent nonfiction magazine in the country, came out with a new design and new content. We were blown away.
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Heffernan is comfortable letting his reader feel more detached in a poem experience but can quickly ground them again. As though a wave of light passing thought space, the reader, in repeat, rises to meet concrete detail in Heffernan’s work, then descends to the abstract.
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Don’t be fooled by these poems. You might feel familiar ground in Rachel Mehl’s verse, especially her narratives, but don’t be surprised when her perfectly chosen details shake everything apart.
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