| Summary: | William Logan has been called both the ""preeminent poet-critic of his generation"" and the ""most hated man in American poetry."" For more than a quarter century, in the keen-witted and bare-knuckled reviews that have graced the New York Times Book Review, the Times Literary Supplement (London), and other journals, William Logan has delivered razor-sharp assessments of poets present and past. Logan, whom James Wolcott of Vanity Fair has praised as being ""the best poetry critic in America, "" vividly assays the most memorable and most damning features of a poet'
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