In this complete collection that tracks his 40-year career and its shifting concerns, Alan Dugan -- winner of the National Book Award, the Pulitzer Prize, and the Prix de Rome from the National Institute of Arts and Letters -- adds to his legend with nearly three dozen new poems. Dugan spent World War II in the Army Air Corps, and several of his early poems are wry testaments to the somber business of modern warfare. Others plumb the depths of existential angst with bracing black humor and brio.
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