In “Empty Glass,” Glück does a deep dive into the many ways we strive to control an uncertain future.
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Glück on the “Lethal, Unstable” Future
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Glück: Teen Sex, Rape and Persephone
Louise Glück’s “Persephone the Wanderer” is a nuanced exploration of teenage sex and rape that goes in some unexpected directions.
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Poet Louise Glück, Nobel Laureate
American poet Louise Glück, the latest Nobel literature laureate, explore existential questions in a personal way in “Mother and Child.”
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