Send My Love to Anyone | Issue 27

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For Issue 27, Send My Love to Anyone presents three excerpts of newly published books. In On Class Deborah Dundas explores poverty and her own story of growing up poor. Catherine Graham shares two poems from her new poetry book Put Flowers Around Us and Pretend We’re Dead: New and Selected Poems. And Concetta Principe reflects on the academy and mental health in her new lyric memoir Disciple n. v.

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And in their SMLTA column, The First Time, Kirby writes about floundering.

For Issue 27 Gatherings (a roundup of recommendations), I recommend Fertile Festival, contributor launches, Hannah Black, Kevin Chong, Banff Winter Residency, Somebody Somewhere, and Being Mary Tyler Moore

Hope you enjoy this issue!

Kathryn

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