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    Better Than Starbucks July 2018

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    The Interview: an Imagined Conversation with William Blake & Four Poems. Featured Poems: For Sherri by Caroline Adams & WALLETS AND WALLOWINGS by Pamelyn Casto. Free Verse: J.C.Mari, Michelle Hartman, Heikki Huotari, Gayle Compton, Michael Minassian, George R. Kramer, Ana Hahs, Brittney Rangel. Haiku: Cherese Cobb, Devon Richey, James Babbs, Bob Whitmire, Colin W. Campbell, John DeCesare, Joseph Davidson, Angela Davidson. Formal Poetry: John Beaton, Jerome Betts, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Henry Crawford, David Landrum, Kate Bernadette Benedict, Siham Karami, Eira Needham, C.B. Anderson, Janice Canerdy, Jim King. Translations: Mikhail Lermontov by Don Mager. African Poetry: Akor Emmanuel Oche, Beven Nebafor Awusa, Patron Henekou, Ballot Mari. Indian Poetry: S. Sushant. Prose & Form Poetry: Pamelyn Casto, Matt Stefon, Ben Taylor. Sentimental Poetry: Gabrielle Romero, Amanda Leigh, Juanito Cox. Fiction: Sarah Lewis, Betty J. Sayles, Ran Walker, Paul Rondema. CNF: Kevin Drzakowski. From The Mind: Anthony Watkins.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJul 9, 2018
    ISBN9781387909612
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