
 The New Yorker: Poetry Shane McCrae Discusses “Jim Limber in Heaven”
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 Nov 22, 2019  Poet Shane McCrae discusses his poetry sequence 'Jim Limber in Heaven' and its themes of adoption, loss, and identity intertwined with the mysterious history of Jim Limber. He also explores the unique structure of his book, Sometimes I Never Suffered, delving into theological themes and the influence of poetic persona and gothic sensibility in literature. 
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 Introduction 
 00:00 • 2min 
 Exploring the Mystery of Jim Limber 
 01:48 • 17min 
 Exploration of a Book's Unique Structure and Multiverse Concept 
 18:22 • 2min 
 Exploration of New Book and Theological Themes 
 20:45 • 3min 
 Exploring Influence of Poetic Persona and Gothic Sensibility 
 23:20 • 13min 
 Exploring Themes of Epic and Freedom with a Featured Poet 
 36:03 • 2min 
