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    High Shelf XXXIX: February 2022
    High Shelf XXXIX: February 2022
    High Shelf XXXIX: February 2022
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    High Shelf XXXIX: February 2022

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    High Shelf is a monthly collection of poetry, art, photography, and satire from around the world, collected and curated in Portland, Oregon. High Shelf XXXIX (February 2022) contains 90+ pages of world-class poetry, art, photography, and satire. High Shelf XXXIX showcases 19 Artists/Authors from


    Portland, Oregon

    Berkeley,

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHigh Shelf Press
    Release dateFeb 15, 2022
    ISBN9781952869570
    High Shelf XXXIX: February 2022

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