Where Is the Light? Poems 1955-2005
by Oscar Mandel
Publisher: Spectrum Productions 2006
ISBN/ASIN: 0914502158
ISBN-13: 9780914502159
Number of pages: 134
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Fifty years of poetry, much of it previously published in literary journals. Oscar Mandel, Professor of literature at the California Institute of Technology, is the author of numerous acclaimed books of poetry, drama, essays, fiction, literary criticism, translation, and art history.
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