Victoria poet Jan Zwicky’s “Broke Fiddle Blues,” originally collected in the anthology Why I Sing the Blues (Arsenal Pulp, 2001) appears in her newest book of poems, Robinson’s Crossing (Brick Books).
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Victoria poet Jan Zwicky’s “Broke Fiddle Blues,” originally collected in the anthology Why I Sing the Blues (Arsenal Pulp, 2001) appears in her newest book of poems, Robinson’s Crossing (Brick Books).