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KEY SELLING POINTS
• For readers of current affairs, contemporary politics, history, and poetry
• For Europhiles and for those seeking insight into America’s current state of fragile union
• A sweeping narrative poem that celebrates the idea and the reality of Europe at a time when it is threatened by the twin scourges of demagoguery and fascism
• Poem is routinely being performed in public forums in Europe, where it is gaining consensus as an rallying cry for the preservation of a united and unified Europe
• Europa’s first book of poetry
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