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- ADRIENNE RICH
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PUBLISHER: Bryan Borland
TELEPHONE OR TEXT:
870-723-6008
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Seth Pennington
TELEPHONE OR TEXT:
501-266-0357
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Ellie Black
Noelia Cerna
Aidan Forster
Kate Leland
Peyton Nally
Carl Napolitano
A. VanSickle
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FEATURED TITLE
THE MOON OVER EDGAR
by
IAN FELICE
"Think: The Maysles and Salesman. Think: Frank Stanford and The Singing Knives. Think: Sara Ogan Gunning singing the boatman and his dead passengers across that River Styx. Now call the river 'U.S.' Silver coin to pass. The Moon Over Edgar is a book for anyone living in this upside down wealth we call America, looking for a way to be right side up. On his records, Ian Felice is our screaming balladeer of sanity. Here he whispers the truth, and somehow I feel more shaken."
Rebecca Gayle Howell, author of American Purgatory