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    Jorie Graham

    Overlord (Harper Collins) Jorie Graham, whose work is known for its depth and complexity, makes a plea for moral action...

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    By Michael Silverblatt • Mar 30, 2006 • 30m Listen

    Overlord

    (Harper Collins)

    Jorie Graham, whose work is known for its depth and complexity, makes a plea for moral action. She reads a poem that centers on the problem of human responsibility and talks about the desire for poetry that affects our behavior in the world.

    Read an excerpt from Overlord.

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      Jorie Graham

      Overlord (Harper Collins) Jorie Graham, whose work is known for its depth and complexity, makes a plea for moral action...

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      Michael Silverblatt

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      Jorie Graham

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