Title: Logan's Run is Way Off Course
Review: You can always count on William Logan to cut down good poets and promote hacks, and anyone who has ever forced herself to read his wooden poetry will understand why he cheers the wrong side. If you want a quick taste of how poor his judgment is in REPUTATIONS OF THE TONGUE, just read his viscious little review of Timothy Steele's second volume of poetry, SAPPHICS AGAINST ANGER, a collection finer in toto than any single poem Logan himself has managed to date. After you read this poison pill, take up Steele's volume and judge for yourself.As for the other essays in this book, they are predictable Logan through and through-illogical, blunt, ungenerous, and deaf. Don't waste your money on his residue.
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