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A College Poet
Walton, Eda Lou | January 2, 1935 issue

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This article discusses the book "Avalanche of April," by Kimball Flaccus. Flaccus is a mature poet technically. He is no undisciplined mouther of words like Paul Engle. He writes of a young man's experiences in country college-of college friendships, tramps, skiing trips, of New England springs and falls. He believes in the granite strength of New England hills, in good old American individualism. He is excited when he remembers the Indian life, which once moved, over his college hills. He believes, in other words, in writing out of America, in rooting his art in his own country.

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AVALANCHE of April (Book); FLACCUS, Kimball; POETS; FRIENDSHIP; INDIVIDUALISM; NONFICTION
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