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Poetry news, poetry blogs, poetry magazines, poetry journals, poetry sites, poetry links, etc.

Who are we? A small press dedicated to breaking new poets, as well as new work by established poets (which is how we plan on breaking the new poets). Our format is this: Each book or pamphlet will feature the work of two poets/writers that our editor deems compatible/coordinating/ collaborative in some way. The two mini-chapbooks will be bound together in a single volume, although as upside-down mirror images of each other(yes, like the Speigel catalog), ideally with the two poets meeting in the middle. In this way, we have our adventure and our further adventure. Two "things," that operate separately, but are made to communicate.

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