Art and images from the Falls of the Ohio. River Report at the End of the Year. December 29, 2017 by artistatexit0. I stopped by my trusty site under the now bare willow trees to see how this latest group of sculptures and artworks are faring? Here are some before and after images. This is where a n.

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Dana Crum - Poet and Writer. Which examines the damage two damaged people cause one another, was published in. On April 28, 2017. Is a new lit journal dedicated to publishing high-quality, thought-provoking writing in various genres.

I Was Born Doing Reference Work in Sin. The blog of Dustin Brookshire. Why I Write Ben Kline.

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Eat Quite Everything You See. Yesterday Had A Man In It. Is author of six collections of poetry including. Eat Quite Everything You See. Yesterday Had a Man in It. At once urgent and urbane, intimate and grand, gravid and luscious, her poems offer delight and sustenance as they illuminate the largest questions. Leslie Adrienne Miller knows extraordinary secrets and tells them with searing clari.

Paris Readings and Events Monthly List by Fragment78. Where everything literary in Paris comes together. Paris France Readings Listings for Fall 2017- a few places to find writers at work in the City of Lights. A List of Literature events, reading series and open mikes, and some local Paris publications. Publications out of Paris in English. Used to have a publication, so check in with them to see if that is ongoing. And see their FB community page for more.

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