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Naked at Last: A Conversation with F. Keith Wahle

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Naked at Last: A Conversation with F. Keith Wahle
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Photograph courtesy of F. Keith Wahle.
When the poet F. Keith Wahle was first published in The Paris Review, he was working at the Cincinnati Public Library. He’d lived in Cincinnati for almost his whole life. A conscientious objector during Vietnam, he completed his service as an orderly for two years in a psych ward at the same hospital where he was born. The only time Wahle didn’t live in the Cincinnati area was when he attended the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, where he studied with the poets Dona

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