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Assaracus Issue 29

Assaracus Issue 29

Bryan Borland

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Sibling Rivalry Press, LLC
Año de edición:
2026
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Estudios homosexuales
ISBN:
9798950353024
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Issue 29 of Assaracus: A Journal of Gay and Queer Poetry showcases a vibrant cross-section of emerging, established, and elder poets whose work spans generations, geographies, and experiences. Featuring substantial portfolios by Grant Chemidlin, Kai Coggin, SJ DeYoung & Oduska Cervantes, Gavin Dillard, Wren Hanks, Michael Hathaway, JP Howard, Glenn Ingersoll, Tate Lewis-Carroll, and C. Russell Price, this issue celebrates the richness and diversity of contemporary gay and queer poetry. Proudly published by Sibling Rivalry Press.

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