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    Better Than Starbucks January 2018

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    Interview. Poets/writers this edition: Free Verse: Cyndi MacMillan, T J Barnum, John David Muth, Brett Stout, kwame Nti Kwame (knk), John Reinhart, Kendall A. Bell, Edward Lee. Haiku: Kenneth Salzmannn, George Brookings, Ken Lott, James Godfrey, Jen Smith, Vera Ignatowitsch, Honorah Murphy, Angie and Joseph Davidson. Formal & Rhyming Poetry: Karen Kelsay, John Beaton, Richard Wakefield, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Michael Burch, DE Navarro, James Scannell McCormick, Phil Huffy. Poetry Translations: Eric Pretz, Kendall Lappin, Murray Alfredson, Achille Fang. African Poetry: Athol Williams, Macpherson C. O. Okpara, Uchi Ogbuji, poem and commentary by Tendai Rinos Mwanaka. Asian Poetry: Uma Venkatraman, Muzammil Ahad Dar, Kazi Nabeel, and poetry by Razeema Nasim. Experimental Poetry: DE Navarro, Diane Hamilton, Penny Senanarong. Sentimental Poetry: Al Black, Alan Balter, Candy Marie. Fiction: EXPECTED ENCOUNTER by Sameer Belgaumi, INFLAMED by Marisa Crane. Experimental fiction: I’m putting down words by Chuck Taylor.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 6, 2018
    ISBN9781387537433
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