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A Hatchet With Which To Chop At The Frozen Seas Inside Us
late democracy
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Gillian ConoleyGILLIAN CONOLEY's most recent books are The Plot Genie with Omnidawn and An Oh A Sky A Fabric An Undertow, a chapbook with Albion Books. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she is the editor and founder of Volt magazine and teaches in the writing program at Sonoma State University.
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