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A collection of poetry by Columbus, Ohio native Corey Borders which examines various facets of what it means to belong or feel displaced.
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Corey Borders
Corey Borders is a Columbus, Ohio native. He was part of the Writers’ Block poetry groups between 2004 and 2008. He was a member of their 2007 Midwest Poetry Slam League team. He has been selected to perform at ComFest, the Columbus Arts Festival and the Pickerington Arts Festival where he won their first ever poetry slam.In addition to poetry Corey also writes short stories and is working on his first novel.
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