LiteratureOUR WORLDPoetry On the Classics By Robert Wood on July 25, 2018 The first book I ever wrote I put in a drawer and forgot about it. I did the same with... Read more →
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LiteraturePoetry Review: Hell and High Water by Wolfgang Carstens By Eileen Murphy on June 13, 2018 Hell and High Water By Wolfgang Carstens Six Ft. Swells Press November... Read more →
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