Patchen's Lost plays : Don't look now, and, The city wears a slouch hat
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Kenneth Patchen, an American poet and novelist, was known for his experimental and multifaceted approach to writing. His work often blended poetry, prose, painting, and jazz music. In "The City Wears a Slouch Hat," Patchen weaves together elements of absurdism and political commentary. In "Don't Look Now," he creates a lyrical and quirky exploration of life in the city.