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Current Reads
- About Now - Joanna Kyger
- Bird Cloud - Annie Prouxl
- Solo - Rana Dasgupta
- Summer Doorways - W. S. Merwin
- The Undead - Dacre Stoker
- Unfamiliar Fishes - Sarah Vowell
About Me
- piper
- I am a writer and librarian. I am not Luis Borges, though wish I had Maria Kodama to show me the way.
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- Allen Frost's Blog
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Online Journals
Book Pubs
- A Love Supreme (in Tribute to Orpheus, Kearney St. Books, 2007)
- Father Nature (co-edited with Stan Tag, University of Iowa Press, 2003)
- Five Poems (in Amerca Zen, Bottom Dog Press, 2004)
- Google and Privacy (in Libraries and Google, Haworth Press, 2005)
- Now & Then (Flying Trout Press, 2004)
- Snow Country (in The New Montana Story, Riverbend, 2003)
- The Best View in Town (in Seattle Noir, Akashic Books), forthcoming June, 2009
- Winter Apples (Bird Dog/Bottom Dog Press, 2007)
- X Stories: The Personal Side of Fragile X Syndrome ( co-edited with Chuck Luckmann, Flying Trout Press, 2006)
1 comment:
PAUL, congrats! I really like that poem, and that strange, likely hungry man, did a good job reading it. The literary world is treating you kindly these days, and I hope you continued success in the future.
M
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