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36. Ariel Gordon, A Mudlarker’s Diary

Yes, I’m including chapbooks in my list. Why not? They’re short, but they have pages, covers, words. I like this one a lot: Ariel Gordon’s A Mudlarker’s Diary. It’s published by Pinhole Poetry, and it’s lovely as an object: there are tiny illustrations, it’s printed on nice stock, it’s sewn and not stapled. Nice. When … Continue reading 36. Ariel Gordon, A Mudlarker’s Diary

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