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October 24, 2010

Katy Evans-Bush Guest Blogger October 24-30

Chick-lit b&w This week we welcome back Katy Evans-Bush as our guest blogger.  Katy s the author of Me and the Dead (Salt, 2008) and a pamphlet, Oscar & Henry (Rack Press, 2010), which traces the interwoven stories of Oscar Wilde and Henry James, with a nod to the later Modernists. Her next collection, Egg Printing Explained, is due out from Salt in spring 2011. She is the new editor of the online literary magazine Horizon Review, writes the blog Baroque in Hackney, and tutors for the Poetry School in London. 

Welcome back, Katy.

In other news . . . 

Congratulations, David, on winning the ASCAP Deems Taylor award for A Fine Romance: Jewish Songwriters, American Songs. Details here. 

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