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Poet Alli Warren. Image by Alli Warren.This is what it sounds like when people are excited by new poetry—by Alli Warren’s Hounds, a chapbook released this spring without a publisher’s imprint:

Contact Alli Warren immediately and force her to sell you a copy. It is worth a thousand dollars. [K. Silem Mohammad]

UPDATE July 6, 2005—Make that more than $1000, as a copy of Hounds was stolen from a car in Los Angeles County last week, along with a purse and a camera, Warren reports on her blog, the Ingredient. It’s still missing, she said today in an e-mail.

These things are bound to happen if you don’t have an electric fence.

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