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Litbop

Litbop

Tim Chapman

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Editorial:
Thrilling Tales
Año de edición:
2023
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9780986286285
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Litbop is an annual literary journal containing short fiction, poetry, art, and photography. This is the third issue. It contains work by Amy Aracena, Anna Maeve, Bruce Parker, Carma Lynn Park , Claudia Tong, Cristina Vanko, David Heo, Douglas Colston, DS Maolalai, Edward Ziegler, Frank B. Freeman, Glenis Ann Moore, Hector Duarte, J Bradley Minnick, James B. Nicola, James Reade Venable, Jen Schneider, Jesse Hora, Jody Magrady, Jonathan Chibuike Ukah, Juno Post, Kathleen Rooney, Kenneth Pobo, Lani Montreal, Lauren Kells, Liz Flores, Luis Bermudez, Mark A. Murphy, Maura Atwood, Melissa Jordan Willis, Michael Loyd Gray, Moriah G Brown, Muriel Floresta, Nate Otto, Nick Goettling, Nolo Segundo, Puneet Gupta, Reed E Venrick, Richard Thomas, Robert Beveridge, Rodney Duran, Sean BW Parker, Shannon King, Stephen Grant, Steven Teller, Tara Ison, Tim Chapman, Vanessa Y. Niu, Warren Benedetto, Zach Keali’i Murphy

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