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What the Critics Say
About Terri Brown-Davidson

The Carrington Monologues

by Terri Brown-Davidson

Lit Pot Press

The Carrington Monologues is a book-length poem about the scandalous 1930's painter, Dora Carrington in her lifelong obsession with Lytton Strachey, a homosexual writer, and her struggles with Art versus the bourgeoise mores of her era. A tour-de-force of linguistic and artistic delight. — from the jacket

The Carrington Monologues is a work of strange power and grace. — Literary Potpourri

Rag Men

by Terri Brown-Davidson

One of the best poetry collections in years ... full of a beautiful, terrifying darkness. — Onthebus

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