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A startling and original new voice that owes as much to Black Flag and Bikini Kill as it does to J.D. Salinger and Heather O’Neill.
A South African copywriter is transplanted to the urban jungle of Manhattan. A recovering rape victim tries to resume a normal life. A Toronto nurse cuts herself to fill her [...]]]></description>
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		<title>The Grammar of Distance &#124; Ian Burgham</title>
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Ian Burgham once again presents poems of compassion that celebrate all manner of the heartland’s hazards and risks.
In his third collection of poetry, The Grammar of Distance, Ian Burgham writes from his gut and his heart. His imagery is, by turns, sensuous and rough-hewn, soft and hard. The poems crackle with sonic energy; they [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[DOWN WITH ARBOREAL THOUGHT! // A Steel Bananas Project


&#8220;&#8230;the reliability of GULCH is the space it provides for new visions, new styles and new writers.&#8221;
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&#8220;Refreshing, bursting with energy, and well worth a look&#8221;
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