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Tess Taylor

Tess Taylor is author of a chapbook, The Misremembered World. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, and Poetry.

Articles

Adam Fitzgerald’s ‘George Washington’ memorializes the author’s childhood in a stripmall America that is at once instantly familiar and arrestingly strange.
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Leaning into silence.
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Poetry
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If a travelogue were to arrive as writing, it might read like Maureen N. McLane’s two full-length collections of poems, Same Life and World Enough.

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Experiments in life and poetic form.

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By Thomas James.
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Two collections by Kathleen Jamie.
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: Essays on Lyric Poetry
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Poems that ricochet like pinballs with their own eclectic brand of kinesis.
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Poems that move from Heroditus to plastic snap beads, from Kafka to empty storage containers.
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