The Poets Weave
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"Lying In Sadness" By James L. White
Romayne reads selections from James L. White's The Salt Ecstasies.
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"Fathers" By Jon Tribble
Tribble reads "The Divine" and "Ostrich in Your Future."
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Roger Pfingston: Poems Of Kids, Crickets, And Geological...
We'll hear"Primer," "The Boulder," "Drougts Bouquet," and "Children Playing" by Indiana poet Roger Pfingston.
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"Against Pathos" By Allison Joseph
Allison Joseph reads "Valley of the Shadows," "What Keeps Us Here?," and "Against Pathos."
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"Ostrich In Your Future"
Poet Jon Tribble reads "The Divine" and "Ostrich in Your Future."
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"Pastoral" By Gabrielle Calvocoressi
Calvocoressi reads her poems "Pastoral," "Save Me Joe Lewis," "The Last Time I saw Amelia Earhart," and more.
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Poetry And Conversation With Antonia Matthew
Tonia Matthew reads several of her poems and talks with us about her experiences with writing.
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"Morning Commute"
Bloomington, Indiana-based poet Antonia Matthew reads "Singing the Unsung," "Morning Commute," and "Household Tasks: A Memory."
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"Exposure" By Sue Swartz
Bloomington poet Sue Swartz reads "Why the Young Woman Hides her Baby Behind the KMart," "Outside Tapatios Bar," "Exposure," and two haikus.
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"There Was A Cotton Field In Sardis, Alabama"
Mitchell L H Douglas reads "Second Child," "Sorrows: A Fret in Three Chords," and "There Was a Cotton Field in Sardis, Alabama."
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"State Of The Union" By Kyle Dargan
Kyle Dargan reads "State of the Union," "A House Divided," and "Barcode."
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Mitchell L H Douglas Reads "House Top"
Douglas reads "House Top," "Al Green was a Preacher," and "Guiding Star Missionary Baptist Church, Reverend E E Herd, Pastor."
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Poetry By Antonia Matthew
Matthew reads "March 27, 2012, for Adrienne Rich" and "Listening to Denise Levertov, 1992."
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Poetry By Jennifer Luebbers
Luebbers reads "Family History," "Patriotics," "Bucyrus, Ohio," and "Petitions."
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Poetry By Nicole Lawrence
Lawrence reads "Crack of Dawn," "Closed Nursery," and "Primary, after Mondrian's composition Red, Blue & Yellow, 1930."
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Poetry By Nandi Comer
Comer reads "Learning to Role Our Tongues," "On Coming Home to Teach," and "Car Slams into House."
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Poetry By Peter Zervos
Zervos reads a few epigrams that share a loose Ars Poetica theme.
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Poetry By Ife-Chudeni Oputa
Ife-Chudeni Oputa reads "Lessons on the Body: Meditation," and "Root: a definition."
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Poetry By Cate Lycurgus
Cate Lycurgus reads "Aviator," "It Wasn't A Fast Break," "Taking Care," "The Chronic Why," and "The House Reduced to Studs."
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More From The Big Smoke By Adrian Matejka
Adrian Matejka reads poems from his 2013 book The Big Smoke, which examines iconic prizefighter Jack Johnson.
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Poetry And Conversation With Adrian Matejka
Adrian Matejka reads from his forthcoming book and speaks with us about the source material for this project and his recent visit to Jack Johnson's gravesite.
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Adrian Matejka Reads From The Big Smoke
Adrian Matejka reads from his 2013 book The Big Smoke, which explores through poetry the life and myth of prizefighter Jack Johnson.
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"Hearts And Minds" By Tony Brewer
Tony reads his poems "Hearts and Minds" and "In Other News, A Piece Has Broken Off."
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"Telling The Towns" By Carol Marks
Carol reads her poems "Telling the Towns," "In Chicago," and "A Joyful Noise."
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Tony Brewer Reads "Technology Abides"
Tony reads his poems "Technology Abides" and "It's Good To Be Quiet and Have Thoughts."
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"Banksy Wall" By Micah Ling
Micah reads "Settlement," "Banksy," "Settlement," and "Banksy Wall" from her book Settlement.
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Poetry And Conversation With Carol Marks
Carol reads "On Not Writing Poems for a Year," "Silence," "All I Can Do," "A New Notebook," and "Lucky and Wild." Plus a conversation with the poet.
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A Geography Of Hope By Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads "A Geography of Hope" and "On Hunger."
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"Leaving Is Not The Hard Part" By Tony Brewer
Tony Brewer reads "Wine Country," "The Bibliophiles," and "Leaving is Not the Hard Part."
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"Grapevines" By Carol Marks
Carol Marks reads her poems "Grapevines," "Humility," "Belfry," and "You Know Where We Were."
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More Poetry And Conversation With Micah Ling
Ling shares more poetry from her latest book, Settlement, followed by a conversation about "place" in her poetry.
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"What Remains"
Nadine Pinede shares more poems from her latest book An Invisible Geography.
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Settlement By Micah Ling
Ling reads from her latest book of poetry titled Settlement, (published in May 2012).
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"On The Tour" With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
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"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
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"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
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Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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"The Language of Leaving" By Shana Ritter
Shana reads "The Language of Leaving" and "Mourning, For Judy."
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
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Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
-
"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
-
"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
-
Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
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"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
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Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
-
"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
-
Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
-
Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
-
"Provenance" And Conversation With Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads from her new chapbook An Invisible Geography, followed by a short conversation about meandering journeys, family, and writing.
-
Poems From The Letters Project
Shana Ritter reads new poems from a project based on letters exchanged between her parents during WWII. A brief conversation about The Letters Project follows.
-
"Raw Deer Meat" By Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads reads "Folktale," "Raw Deer Meat," and "Teeth."
-
"Bonfire" By Chris Mattingly
Louisville, Kentucky native, Mattingly reads "Bonfire," "Mom Explains the Scar on Her Wrist," and "Wake for the Stepdaddy that Never Married My Mother."
-
Loblolly Pine In A Field Of Hollyhocks By Vievee Francis
Vievee reads "Anteater at the Dallas Zoo," "Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood — East Texas, 1980," "Pity the Swine," and Loblolly Pine..."
-
"The New World, New York, 1920? By Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book Stairs of Separation.
-
Poetry and Conversation With Chris Mattingly
Mattingly reads "Letter To the Courts," "The Cockroach," and "Ohio River, Scuffletown, Kentucky." Followed by a conversation about his work and family history.
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