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    David St. John

    The Red Leaves of Night (Harper Collins). As David St.John's poems grow more elegant, they become more sexual and obsessive...

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    By Michael Silverblatt • Aug 26, 1999 • 30m Listen

    The Red Leaves of Night (Harper Collins).

    As David St.John's poems grow more elegant, they become more sexual and obsessive. We explore the elegance and the decadence of his new work.

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      David St. John

      The Red Leaves of Night (Harper Collins). As David St.John's poems grow more elegant, they become more sexual and obsessive...

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