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More than a century has passed since the collapse and extinction of the American Nation, that mas...

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Mor imagines Kantian nauseous allegories growing out of a David Lynchian southwest American deser...

You fall quiet when you hear a great truth, and each one of Helen Tzagoloff's riveting poems in L...

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The pieces here are neither poetry nor prose: They are unique in form, since their form is determ...