King Harvest has surely come
Barasch has made a frame for the November-election madness, a book of poems to haunt history. For each president, a dream is conjured, soaked with biographical and historical details. A primitive ancestor to this book is William C. Bullitt and Sigmund Freud’s dour psychoanalytic portrait of Woodrow Wilson. Freud detested Wilson, and America as the land of Coca-Cola and Hollywood.
Paste Magazine — King Harvest has surely come
Barasch has made a frame for the November-election madness, a book of poems to haunt history. For each president, a dream is conjured, soak... more info