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Plume: Issue #123 November 2021
Poems
Reading Julio Cortázar after turning 70
What If a House Could Draw its Own Blueprints? and The Decision
Paying a Blind Man to Wash and Wax My Car
Sources And Outcomes & Through The Hospital Corridor
Beipei, Low Water, Winter 1985
The Poets and Translators Speak Buckley, Ramspeck, Johnson, et. al.
Book Review Kasey Jueds’s “The Thicket” reviewed by Jane Zwart
Featured Selection On Peach State and crafting “the raw materials of circumstance”: An interview with poet Adrienne Su by Mihaela Moscaliuc
Essays and Comment “Truscon, A Division of Republic Steel, 1969-70: A Prose-Poem Sequence Disguised as a Lyrical Essay, Itself Aspiring to Be a Fictional Memoir” by Peter Johnson
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