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The 2004 poetry book by Jeffrey Ethan Lee. Free audio web page. Outtakes and online poems. Essay on dialogic lyric form. Author contact and reading info. Other works by Jeffrey Ethan Lee. Web page created by Jeffrey Ethan Lee, updated 10/20/2008. 75-pound Classic Laid paper. Also by this author,. Http:/ www.identitypapers.org. The Ghost Road Press site for. 8220;In these poems Jeffrey Ethan Lee comes to hold and know the whole fragile, euphoric world. 8220;I could've been anyone,”. Jeffrey Ethan Lee has ...

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Bio: Jeffrey Ethan Lee, Senior Poetry Editor since 2007. S poetry book,. Ghost Road Press, 2006) was a 2006 Colorado Book Award finalist [ http:/ www.identitypapers.org. His first full-length poetry book,. Many Mountains Moving Press, 2004) was praised in. American Book Review, North American Review, Rain Taxi Review. Etc Lee won the 2002 Sow's Ear Poetry Chapbook prize for. Audio CD) for Drimala Records, published. Strangers in a Homeland. The Autobiography of Somebody Else. Poetry book website at.

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Please do not send email submissions. Jeffrey Ethan Lee, Senior Poetry Editor since 2007. Lee's poetry book,. 2006) was a 2007 Colorado Book Award finalist [ http:/ www.identitypapers.org. His first full-length poetry book, invisible sister. Many Mountains Moving Press. 2004) was praised in. American Book Review, North American Review, Rain Taxi Review. Etc Lee won the 2002 Sow's Ear Poetry Chapbook prize ($1,000) for. For Drimala Records, published. Strangers in a Homeland. Touched in the head) and.

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Ray Brown « What's Your Exit?

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What's Your Exit? A Literary Detour Through New Jersey. What's Your Exit? Sung J. Woo. Web Exclusive #2: Poetry by Ray Brown. More Bars than Anyplace Else. No one has more bars than us. On Route 18 in New Brunswick, NJ,. Which initially I thought. Had to be a promotion. Of the Hoboken Chamber of Commerce. Old haunts of Hoboken. A bar on every corner. The natives knew the name of each. Hard working Germans, Irish, Italians, Yugoslavs. March 3rd, 2010 Tags: Ray Brown. Category: Web Exclusive Writing.

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What's Your Exit? A Literary Detour Through New Jersey. What's Your Exit? Sung J. Woo. Pre-order copies of What’s Your Exit? For $20 (a 20% discount off the $25 cover price). Barnes & Noble. What’s Your Exit? Please contact Word Riot publisher Jackie Corley (jcorley AT gmail DOT com) for access to a password-protected page. To order additional copies of the anthology at the discounted price stipulated in your contract. Discuss on our WP Forum.

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WEB EXCLUSIVE #3: “Prairie Dawn and the Symbolism of Unanimated Beauty,” Essay by Lauren Johnson « What's Your Exit?

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What's Your Exit? A Literary Detour Through New Jersey. What's Your Exit? Sung J. Woo. Laquo; Web Exclusive #3 Is Here! WHAT’S YOUR EXIT? Featured in “Inside Jersey” Magazine. 8220;Prairie Dawn and the Symbolism of Unanimated Beauty”. Stockton New Jersey is the addendum set of. The Little House on the Prairie. Soon after we approached the other side, there it was. Like bees on spilled soda they swarmed in droves around the little sliding glass window, like talk show hosts with microphones holding ont...

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Lauren Johnson « What's Your Exit?

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What's Your Exit? A Literary Detour Through New Jersey. What's Your Exit? Sung J. Woo. Web Exclusive #3 Is Here! May 11th, 2010 Tags: Lauren Johnson. 8220;Prairie Dawn and the Symbolism of Unanimated Beauty”. Stockton New Jersey is the addendum set of The Little House on the Prairie, and I moved there in the Spring of 2008 into an old farmhouse surrounded by acres of preserved historic farmland. We moved here following a short stint in North Carolina […]. May 11th, 2010 Tags: Lauren Johnson.

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Web Exclusive #2 Now Available! « What's Your Exit?

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What's Your Exit? A Literary Detour Through New Jersey. What's Your Exit? Sung J. Woo. Laquo; WHAT’S YOUR EXIT? Featured in “Inside Jersey” Magazine. Web Exclusive #2: “More Bars than Anyplace Else” and “Mums” – Poetry by Ray Brown. Web Exclusive #2 Now Available! We are pleased to present our second Web Exclusive. Here at the official. What’s Your Exit? March 3rd, 2010 Category: News. Will not be published) (required). You can use these HTML tags. Discuss on our WP Forum.

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Robert Pinsky on Ben Jonson and Robert Herrick « What's Your Exit?

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What's Your Exit? A Literary Detour Through New Jersey. What's Your Exit? Sung J. Woo. Laquo; Web Exclusive #1: THE THICKENING – Fiction by Richard Goffman. Robert Pinsky on Ben Jonson and Robert Herrick. Former U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky has a new column up at Slate about kvetching poets:. Former U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky. Possibly the most noble and eloquent poetry-kvetch in the history of the art in English is Ben Jonson (1572-1637). December 2nd, 2009 Tags: Robert Pinsky.