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2_4 (Summer 1998) Peter Siedlecki is a Professor of English at Daemen College who has taught in Poland and the former German Democratic Republic, and--unless being so far away from baseball proves too devastating--will probably retire someday to Italy. Meanwhile, when he is not working on his book, writing poetry, or composing radio essays, he does everything in his power to spread lies about Buffalo--about its awful weather, its depressed economy, its uninteresting architecture, its dearth of culture, its bad landscape--only to keep the upwardly-mobile riffraff out. |