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NOT A REVIEW: Tricia Dearborn’s Autobiochemistry (Benjamin Dodds)

Verity La March 23, 2020 Through the Looking Glass: Reviews

I have been a fan of Tricia Dearborn’s poetry for a decade. My initial encounter with her work was in an anthology chapbook published for National Science Week in 2010. …

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    • The Journal
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    • Fiction
      • Lies to Live By
      • Being Sure
    • Interviews
      • Lighthouse Yarns
    • Non Fiction
      • Rogue State
      • Verity La Forum
      • Through the Looking Glass
    • Poetry
      • Heightened Talk
      • Spoken Word
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      • Clozapine Clinic — The Frater Project
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