Kirk Robertson, according to critic William Kittredge, is "one of those writers we listen to with gratitude." He is also one of Nevada's best-known poets, and rightly so, because his lean verses powerfully express the realities of life in the modern West--its irony, disconnection, sadness, and relentless quest for meaning and a sense of place. Robertson's view is as vast as the landscape itself, and his voice echoes the place--laconic, authentic,...
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