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Peter Karoly
Research is really a labor of love.
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Kristin Abraham
A book review cannot do them justice: Donna de la Perrière's poems speak for themselves.
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Matthew Falk
Fanning has done something noteworthy and rare.
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Gina Myers
In concise language, Samyn delivers a delightful world to her readers.
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Kimberly King Parsons
Kimberly King Parsons reviews Matt Bell's novella The Collectors.
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Matthew Falk
To the uninitiated, poetry can look a lot like magic, a quasi-mystical product of pure inspiration. Let's look again.
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Gina Myers
Published as part of Binge Press’s Bite Marks Series, a series that spotlights violence against women, Chey Davis's chapbook titled Collection opens with an introduction from the author, which begins: "This book is about words. Words used for naming, for laying blame, for reclaiming life and dismembered limbs."
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Jeanne Lesinski
Through its nationwide activities, the StoryCorps Project recognizes the importance of storytelling and story writing. Michiganians wanting to document their struggles and triumphs at ground zero of the current recession can bring this project to the area. Find out why and how.