Lynda Hull, Author University of Iowa Press $16 (91p) ISBN 978-0-87745-319-2
Hull ( Ghost Money ) inhabits a decaying universe swirling with trashed hopes and the ashes of burned-out desire. She often uses the metaphor of indifferent, moribund cities to convey a sense of promise unfulfilled, of ``crippled dreams'' and...
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Lynda Hull, Author Harper Perennial $12 (80p) ISBN 978-0-06-095112-2
Hull's (Star Ledger) long, intriguingly complex poems often send readers back to discover how she took them from point A to point B. Here the opening poem serves as fit introduction to her subject matter: three urban adolescent girls in the mid-'60s
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Lynda Hull, Author Harper Perennial $22 (80p) ISBN 978-0-06-055363-0
Hull's (Star Ledger) long, intriguingly complex poems often send readers back to discover how she took them from point A to point B. Here the opening poem serves as fit introduction to her subject matter: three urban adolescent girls in the mid-'60s
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Lynda Hull, Author, Yusef Komunyakaa, Introduction by . Graywolf $15 (233p) ISBN 978-1-55597-457-2
By the time of her 1994 death, Hull, then 40, had already inspired a sect of admirers; her third and best book, the posthumous The Only World
(1995), made sure the admiration would last. A teen runaway from Newark who struggled with heroin during...
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