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Amasa Speaker Factory, Poems, by Chad Faries

victor August 16, 2026 August 16, 2026Poetry Amasa Speaker Factory, Chad Faries, Mack Hassler 1
A black speaker sits among wildflowers on old, overgrown railroad tracks. The words “AMASA SPEAKER FACTORY” and “POEMS CHAD FARIES” appear over the image. Trees and a cloudy sky are visible in the background.

Review by Mack Hassler The Yooper Poetry Series, originated and edited by Luczak, captivates me in this book Amasa Speaker Factory by Chad Faries (volume VI), which deals mostly with Iron County; and with the Zoschke 2026 edition of Clutch, we get a similar Kerouac-centered “on the road” openness of structure…

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