Hazmat

HazmatBy: J. D. McClatchy HAZMAT, meaning hazardous material, is an abbreviation familiar from signs at the entrances to long dark tunnels or on the sides of suspicious containers. Here, in a series of stunning poems, J. D. McClatchy examines the first hazmat we all encounter: our own bodies. The virtuosic Tattoos meditates on why we decorate the bodys surface, while other poems plunge daringly inward, capturing the way in which everything that makes us

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From celebrated poet Maxine Kumin comes a doggedly quizzical hero

For untold years

So begins a life-or-death exchange in which Faulques is forced to recall a time when he loved a beautiful woman and risked his life daily for art and testimony

You’ll be rooting for Watney the whole way

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When her skills land her a free ride to play for Select

Jekyll's dutiful and intelligent housemaid

unflinching portrait of the bond between sisters

and family dysfunction

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