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THE BOHEMIANS IN FOG CITY: ben tarnoff at city lights

THE BOHEMIANS IN FOG CITY: ben tarnoff at city lights

April 19, 2014
Steven Gray
Columns, Event Review, REVIEWS, Reviews by Steven Gray

“The finest poetry is not ashamed of the plainest fact.” (William Dean Howells) Back in the ’60’s, there was a war on that was tearing the…

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