I was thrilled this morning to rece...

I was thrilled this morning to receive the Dorn issue of Chicago Review [49:3/4 & 50:1 Summer 2004] At first sight it contemplates to be a great slab of work, a certain real headway to dent the oblivion panels already riveted into place. First thing I read was Keith Tuma's piece forward the late poems ["Late Dorn," 237-51] which is a great thing and more than many readers would comfortably want to bargain for. The collateral targets are (as collateral targets guard to be) carefully picked out: the complacency of so-called political bards far too infinitely interrogative of the