Just like a Harlequin romance is Dickens with a lobotomy.
It’s still the printed word, still a way of breaking open pages
and weeping no more for Hemingway or O’Hara or even Tennessee Williams.
fall issue preview: three lines from John Grey’s “Death of a Blues Singer”
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