Alden Nowlan differs from most of the younger poets in this country in that he is unconnected with the university system, which has tended more and more to be both a starting point and the final resting place of his contemporaries.
The first of these is a beautifully produce book: convenient in size, well bound in an attractive red cover with white lettering and an appropriate black cover design, good quality paper, clear and well-proportioned type faces.