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In Episode 13 of Multi-Verse, poet Eugene Ostashevsky reads five sonnets and talks with host Evangeline Riddiford Graham about mixing humor with horror and the stupidity of war.
Eugene Ostashevsky's latest poetry collection is The Feeling Sonnets (New York Review Books, 2022).
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