Review “Allen Ginsberg complimented Frank O'Hara on his 'common ear for our deep song.' Joe LeSueur, who lived with O'Hara for ten years, has a gifted ear of his own as well as the rare ability to make the gossip of decades past seem new and newly worth hearing. LeSueur shrewdly organizes his memories in the form of commentary on selected O'Hara poems, an admirable conceit that makes Digressions a must-read for fans of this central figure of the N.Y. School.” ―David Lehman Read more About the Author Joe LeSueur was a decorated soldier when he moved to New York in 1949, at the age of twenty-five. He held jobs as an editor, critic, and screenwriter. He died in 2001 in East Hampton. Read more
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