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John Halstead: The Prehistoric Psychopath
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Juliana Geran Pilon: Repudiating Genesis
Christopher Gage: The Art of Doing Nothing
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Sam Buntz: A Question Well-Posed
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April 24, 2015The cynic (or is the realist?) may look at Sarah Blake's first volume of poetry, "Mr. West," with a skeptical eye toward its interest in pop culture.
