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Lamplight in the Fog

Lamplight in the Fog

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"A genre-bending account of survival and resilience, Daniel Mark Patterson's LAMPLIGHT IN THE FOG is a poetic narrative for all outsiders. Drawing heavily on Patterson's personal experiences, this collection can be both heavy-handed and subtle, featuring his best poetry to date. A must-read of 2019, LAMPLIGHT IN THE FOG is Patterson's profound account of what it means to be human and alone in the 21st century."

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Pub dateOct 31, 2019
ISBN-101704172292
ISBN-139781704172293
LanguageEnglish
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