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Memory Loss

This father seems to Ben a father he doesn’t know how to know.

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Folkcal Fraim 6

I used to think of a lens as a tree that could be used to climb anything.

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The wealth of Hustvedt’s intellectual trespassing permeates this book.

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“Poetry is a perception, a state of mind.”

Jean Hey 2/22/22 Jean Hey 2/22/22

I have to believe that the “whites-only democracy” I grew up with in South Africa will never take hold anywhere again.

Dan Hunter 2/22/22 Dan Hunter 2/22/22

If healthy relationships are nourishing meals, then social media is cotton candy—a sweet, vanishing sugar rush.

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Some 2,500 other writers joined us in our efforts in the somewhat grandiose-sounding task of supporting democracy.

Jo-Ann Mort 2/22/22 Jo-Ann Mort 2/22/22

The writer places him or herself firmly between one moment of creation and the next.

Douglas Penick 2/22/22 Douglas Penick 2/22/22

We exist in this world, endlessly devouring and excreting data.

Joyce Peseroff 2/22/22 Joyce Peseroff 2/22/22

The King’s Touch is an extraordinary pleasure not to be missed.

Jess Skyleson 2/22/22 Jess Skyleson 2/22/22

Computer-generated poetry might be exactly what we, at this time, truly need.

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Although Foto & Video is no more, with it Dmitry Kiyan shaped modern Russian photography as we know it today.