Do the Windows Open? is a series of hilarious linked tales documenting the mania of the modern day in devastating detail-tales that have had readers of The New Yorker laughing out loud for years. Th
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"Jennifer Michael Hecht writes delightfully tricky poems that wildly bend the sense of our language."?Billy Collins, former US Poet Laureate"Hecht's rhymes are irregular, gymnastic, pointed, and fun;
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