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“When I first held Hamalian’s hardback in my hands, I wondered why there is a photo resembling a mug shot used on the book-jacket cover, a disheveled Kenneth Rexroth with a cigarette dangling from his lips. His unkempt appearance in the present age of outlawing cigarette smoke is already a turn-off for most readers.”
—John Solt, “With A Tabloid Biographer Who Needs An Oeuvre? An Unabashed Appreciation Of Kenneth Rexroth”
http://www.literatureandarts.com/soltrex1.html
—John Solt, “With A Tabloid Biographer Who Needs An Oeuvre? An Unabashed Appreciation Of Kenneth Rexroth”
http://www.literatureandarts.com/soltrex1.html
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