McCrae, Shane
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Pulling the Chariot of the Sun: A Memoir of a Kidnapping
McCrae has created a nonlinear and intricate patchwork, stitching together the forgetting and remembering wrought by childhood trauma. This poetic meditation on family and history should appeal to readers of Harrison Mooney’s Invisible Boy and Natasha Trethewey’s Memorial Drive.
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The Many Hundreds of the Scent: Poems
McCrae’s innovative stylistics and associative leaps take some getting used to, but his poetry echoes his hope that “what once seemed strange to you/ Becomes your heart.”
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Cain Named the Animal: Poems
Readers will marvel at McCrae’s ability to achieve Miltonic scope with such economy of expression. His is an original voice well worth close reading.
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The Gilded Auction Block
McCrae writes about his public concerns in poetically sharp and moving poems devoid of cliché and polemics. Recommended for all poetry readers.
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