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Europe is for the most part free and at peace.

The book is for the most part free of judgment.

Prior to the American Civil War, Washington's black population was part free and part slave.

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Its titles, he said, tend to be part paid-for, part free and also involve an element of self-selection.

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Part autobiography and part free-form criticism, the book includes essays about poets canonical (Shelley, Dickinson, Marianne Moore) and contemporary (Fanny Howe, Louise Glück), along with lineated poem-games like centos: poems where every line is taken from someone else.

"Waging Heavy Peace" is a convoluted road map to that life, drawn on cocktail napkins and pinned up with refrigerator magnets — part free-form blog, part liner notes to some future hundred-disc anthology and part loopy travelogue through one aging hippie's expansive backyard.

Part autobiography and part free-form criticism, this charismatically subversive book includes essays on poets canonical (Shelley, Dickinson) and contemporary (Fanny Howe, Louise Glück), as McLane tells how she learned to embrace the ambivalence of her own taste in poems and in people.

Ms. Wasser is a maverick, part self-proclaimed control freak, part diva, part free-wheeling UC Berkeley rebel where she obtained her undergrad degree.

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