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In our Winter Issue, we've some excellent poems and fantastic poets. Jim Daniels gets us started with "Sitting Outside Her Door." https://t.co/OHq1Nj439o https://t.co/FkZytR2rLl

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"Immigrant Verbs" by @CherciuLucia invokes the wisdom of life experience and where it takes us. https://t.co/qKVnQweC8k Dr. Lucia Cherciu is the author of five books of poetry, including Train Ride to Bucharest (Sheep Meadow Press, 2017) & 2021-22 Dutchess County Poet Laureate. https://t.co/u9m4VsgPng

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Our Winter Issue has some major micro gems. Gary Percesepe's "Cathedral" is here for you! https://t.co/8pq5pkrrBz @GaryPercesepe has 3 new books including Moratorium: Collected Stories 1995-2020 (@atmospherepress). An excerpt from his memoir is forthcoming in @TheSunMagazine. https://t.co/AICCEywILu

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Charles Rafferty has a new collection at @boaeditions, A Cluster of Noisy Planets. His latest story collection is Somebody Who Knows Somebody (@GoldWakePress). His novel, Moscodelphia, was published by @WoodhallPress. He co-directs the MFA program at @AlbertusSocial.

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Our 2021 Most-Read (so far) list is here. #4 - Flash fiction by Gordon W. Mennenga - "Alone with Others." https://t.co/RoRjfzCOc5 #amreading #MostReadIn2021 https://t.co/GnQqhTCsPx

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Charles Rafferty has a new collection at @boaeditions, A Cluster of Noisy Planets. His latest story collection is Somebody Who Knows Somebody (@GoldWakePress). His novel, Moscodelphia, was published by @WoodhallPress. He co-directs the MFA program at @AlbertusSocial.

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Marvin Shackelford is the author of Tall Tales from the Ladies’ Auxiliary (stories, 2022), Endless Building (poems), and a volume of flash forthcoming from Red Bird Chapbooks. His work is in @kenyonreview, @WestBranchMag, @PermafrostMag, @NewOhioReview + more.

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Charles Rafferty has a new collection at @boaeditions, A Cluster of Noisy Planets. His latest story collection is Somebody Who Knows Somebody (@GoldWakePress). His novel, Moscodelphia, was published by @WoodhallPress. He co-directs the MFA program at @AlbertusSocial.

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Our first poem of the new year is by Alison Hicks, the winner of the 2021 Birdy Poetry Prize from @MeadowlarkPress for Knowing Is a Branching Trail. Her work has appeared in @sienaeclipse, Gargoyle, @PermafrostMag, and @PoetLoreMag, and @GHLL_Truman. https://t.co/aBONIpcUuE

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Jose Hernandez Diaz is author of The Fire Eater (@txreviewpress). His work appears in @AmPoetryReview, @BoulevardLitMag, @CrazyhorseLitJo, @GeorgiaReview, Huizache, @IowaReview, @LAReview, @Missouri_Review, @poetrymagazine, @southernrev, @WitnessMagazine edits @FrontierPoetry.