Verlyn Klinkenborg:
“October,” The Rural Life (Boston: Back Bay Books, 2002).
I’ve been waiting to post something from “October,” but the temperatures have been hanging in the low eighties and high seventies. No way. But it’s cooler today, and to quote Robert Creeley, in a poem he wrote with Ted Berrigan, “the air is getting / darker / and darker.”
This post is for Stefan Hagemann. He and I were talking about Verlyn Klinkenborg a couple of days ago, before it felt like October.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Klinkenborg’s October
By Michael Leddy at 12:22 PM
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Thanks, Michael. It is chilly and crisp today in Wisconsin and I have news to tell in my next letter of a Klinkenborg-inspired experiment. Now I'm excited to read The Rural Life to.
As Ben Leddy would say, “Go for it!”
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