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Booze, Guns, and Poetry

June 10, 2015December 8, 2021 by Bill Donahue

Arkansas poet Frank Stanford killed himself in 1978, at the age  of 29. Today, novelist Michael Ondaatje calls his work “the most overlooked writing I know.” A look at a great Southern genius.

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Edited by Larry Kanter. Photograph by Ginny Stanford.

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