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Minced Pollock
by Judah Rubin
“Was it Puritanism / or was it fish”
-C. Olson
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Judah RubinJUDAH RUBIN lives in Queens. He is the author of, among other pamphlets, Phrenologue (Ugly Ducking Presse 2013, O'Clock Press 2013) and the instant classic Subjectivity (Anarchive 2015).
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