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Richard Modiano reviews THE PEOPLE ARE LIKE WOLVES TO ME by William Taylor Jr.

The People Are Like Wolves to Me by William Taylor Jr. William Taylor Jr.’s The People Are Like Wolves to Me (Roadside Press) is a book steeped in the wreckage and radiance of contemporary life—an unvarnished, booze-stained hymn to the broken, the searching, and the almost-resigned. The collection reads like a long walk through San …

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When They Finally Come for You by William Taylor Jr.

When They Finally Come for You Darling please stay alive for a little while more if only because I’m asking nice your feral madness a wildfire in the void you shame the silence with the music of your body the bridges you dream of throwing yourself from will still be burning on the morrow stay …

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