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Li-Young Lee: Critical Review by Frederick Smock

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SOURCE: Smock, Frederick. “So Close to the Bone.” American Book Review 10, no. 1 (March-April 1988): 7, 14.

In the following review, Smock analyzes the style of Rose.

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