Ai, an Unflinching Poetic Channel of Hard Lives, Dies at 62
The poet Ai’s work — known for its raw power, jagged edges and unflinching examination of violence and despair — stood as a damning indictment of American society.
From: NYT > Books
Sunday, 28 March, 2010
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