Sharon Olds
by eatonhamilton
Alexandra Schwartz, writing in the New Yorker, about Sharon Olds and her new book, “Odes.”
“In some six dozen poems, Olds sings in praise of things that are not often considered worthy of appreciation—tampons, stretch marks, fat, composting toilets, douche bags, menstrual blood—and reconsiders others that are.”
Sharon Olds Sings the Body Electric
Eaton Hamilton 
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