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    The Story of the Milkman and Other Poems

    By Alan Walowitz

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    "Alan Walowitz’s poetry can provoke out-loud laughter and pensive melancholy; better still, he can even do both in the same poem. He has a particular talent for reconstructing recollections, quietly showing us what is moving about them and why, as in this volume’s splendid title poem."
    ~ Robert Wexelblatt, author of 'The Posthumous Papers of Sidney Fein'

    "What I love about Alan Walowitz’s poems, is the very relatable way in which he captures so many of life’s important moments with astute observation, wry humor, and empathy. He has a distinctive voice which infiltrates my synapses and resonates with my heart."
    ~ Betsy Mars, author of 'Alinea'

    "Alan Walowitz is neither withholding nor unnecessarily oblique. And then there’s the welcome wit, as he juggles the sometimes Jewish-blues in deft narratives that never cease to surprise. In his refusal to claim wisdom, he is wise. And oh, so rare to turn a breath into a gasp."
    ~ Estha Weiner, author of 'at the last minute'
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTruth Serum Press
    Release dateMay 12, 2019
    ISBN9781925536775
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