From Publishers Weekly Foster's characters are ambivalent and finally gun-shy concerning their own potential for action: "His grand schemes notwithstanding"; "regardless of whatever we predict"; "aspiration he has never seen but always known"; "no teletype telling us what we're to read"; "You list to the left, vote/ for the first time in years, / please your mother." Except perhaps where the act of knowing, even subjectively, is concerned, so long...
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