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The Problem of the Many
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- Winner of the Big Other Award for Poetry.
- Finalist for the Believer Book Award.
- Poems from Problem of the Many nominated for Pushcart Prize.
- Donnelly is a highly-respected poet known for his impressive command of sentence-craft and broad topical knowledge, garnering accolades from poets such as John Ashbery and Jorie Graham.
- Donnelly puts a lot of time into his ambitious books, so when they publish they are highly anticipated and reviewed and discussed vigorously.
- He writes lucidly on pressing topics such as global injustice and environmental devastation, contextualizing them in the day-to-day human experience.
- Poems from the book have appeared or are forthcoming in the New Yorker, the New Republic, A Public Space, the Paris Review, Poetry, and elsewhere
- Donnelly is well-known as a longtime poetry editor at the Boston Review (a post he left in protest over the sustained appointment of Junot Diaz), as well as the director of poetry at Columbia University.
- Donnelly's books have a proven track record in course adoptions, and this one has all the makings of a great course text.
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