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just as it tests the limitsof human relationships.Words hold us together even when we'requestioning their validity.Our linguistic(and so our human)scalehas just gotten bigger and bolder.  \n-Anthony Caleshu  \n# Praise for Lytton Smith\n\nLytton Smith shows one of the directions contemporary poetryshould be headed.  \n-David Herd  \nThough he knows so much,because he knows so much,being sorestlessly at study,Lytton Smith can't help but celebrate seeing.-Fred Moten  \nLytton Smith’s work opens a space for breath and inquiry in be-tween the spectacle and its consequences [.….](gorgeously)recordsborders rather than insisting communication can abolish them.  \n-Laura Mullen  \nKeep your eyes peeled for this poet.-Kevin loung  \n[a]poet of visionary intensity and bedeviled diction.-Terrance Hayes  \nMy Radar DataKnows Its Thing  \nCopyright Cby Lytton Smith  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this work may be reproduced,distributed,or transmitted in any form or by any means,including photocopying,recording,or other electronic or mechanical methods,without the priorwritten permission of the publisher,except in the case of brief quota-tions embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial usespermitted by copyright law  \nFor permission requests,email foundlingszine@gmail.com.  \nwww.foundlingsmagazine.com  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \nFirst Edition  \nISBN:978-0-9997539-1-0  \n\"It was a dark and stormynight;”  \n—Edward Bulwer-Lyttonopening to Paul Ciford(1830)","cbCaiqCnwuCHKpvn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqCnwuCHKpvn","pdf",3023953,"English","# Praise for the Author\n## Reviews and Testimonials\n# Publication Details\n## Copyright and Permissions\n## Edition Information","[{\"question\":\"Who is the author of My Radar Data Knows Its Thing?\",\"answer\":\"The collection is written by the poet Lytton Smith.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes does Lytton Smith explore in his poetry?\",\"answer\":\"His work examines the complexities of human 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