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Poetry Now - A Publication of the Sacramento Poetry Center / April 2005. Robert Grossklaus; Julia Conner; Ann Conradsen; Carol Frith; Bill Gainer; Taylor Graham; Dennis Hock; Tim Kahl; George Keithley; B.L. Kennedy; Kathy Kieth; Crawdad Nelson; Joyce Odam; Hannah Stein; Carole Stone; Gary Thompson
by Robert Grossklaus (Managing Editor); Julia Conner; Ann Conradsen; Carol Frith; Bill Gainer; Taylor Graham; Dennis Hock; Tim Kahl; George Keithley; B.L. Kennedy; Kathy Kieth; Crawdad Nelson; Joyce Odam; Hannah Stein; Carole Stone; Gary Thompson
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Sacramento, CA: Sacramento Poetry Center, 2005. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. Fine. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Fine; As New. See scan. Sacramento, CA: Sacramento Poetry Center, 2005. Poetry Now issue for November of that year, Volume 11, Number4. Quarto, firmly folded wraps, 24 pp including covers, as numbered. A serious collection from Sacramento - without doubt the poetic heart of the Left Coast - of poetry and text from, alphabetically: Julia Conner; Ann Conradsen; Carol Frith; Bill Gainer; Taylor Graham; Robert Grossklaus; Dennis Hock; Tim Kahl; George Keithley; B.L. Kennedy; Kathy Kieth; Crawdad Nelson; Joyce Odam; Hannah Stein; Carole Stone; and Gary Thompson. Includes a Grossklaus interview of hizzoner B.L. Kennedy himself, talking about "Been Born Bronx". Collectible. LPR5
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- Poetry Now - A Publication of the Sacramento Poetry Center / April 2005. Robert Grossklaus; Julia Conner; Ann Conradsen; Carol Frith; Bill Gainer; Taylor Graham; Dennis Hock; Tim Kahl; George Keithley; B.L. Kennedy; Kathy Kieth; Crawdad Nelson; Joyce Odam; Hannah Stein; Carole Stone; Gary Thompson
- Author
- Robert Grossklaus (Managing Editor); Julia Conner; Ann Conradsen; Carol Frith; Bill Gainer; Taylor Graham; Dennis Hock; Tim Kahl; George Keithley; B.L. Kennedy; Kathy Kieth; Crawdad Nelson; Joyce Odam; Hannah Stein; Carole Stone; Gary Thompson
- Format/Binding
- Soft cover
- Book Condition
- Used - Fine
- Quantity Available
- 1
- Edition
- 1st Edition 1st Printing
- Binding
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Sacramento Poetry Center
- Place of Publication
- Sacramento, CA
- Date Published
- 2005
- Pages
- 24
- Size
- 4to - over 9¾ - 12"
- Keywords
- poetry American, General
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- Poetry;
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