Knock loose poems into shape with some concentrated feedback from poet, critic, and teacher, Jennifer Lee Tsai.
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Knock loose poems into shape with some concentrated feedback from poet, critic, and teacher, Jennifer Lee Tsai.
Gboyega: Locating selfhood, seen-ness, and invisibility in Adam. Decent.
Risk and reward – saying un-sayable things.
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