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Dissonance Anthony Vinci And who better to bringBy: Kristin Dykstra Published by University of Chicago Press, 2025 <b>A collection of poems and photographs that take the foothills of Vermont's Green Mountains as a microcosm for considering climate change, borders, and community life.< b><br> <br> <br> <br> In <i>Dissonance< i>, translator Kristin Dykstra's first book of original poetry, the author leads us to inner worlds shaped partly by the New England countryside, tracking shifts in the region's