In conversation with Heather Cass White: Moore’s editor
Heather Cass White — the editor of the New Collected Poems of Marianne Moore — speaks to Francesca Peacock about the difficulties of editing Moore, her tendency to drastically revise her own work, and the beauty in her complexity.
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