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July 12, 2014

John Lane Guest Author July 14-18

JohnLane2014This week we welcome back John Lane as our guest author. John is a professor of environmental studies and director of the Goodall Environmental Studies Center at Wofford College in Spartanburg, SC. His latest book of poems is ABANDONED QUARRY: NEW & SELECTED POEMS (Mercer University Press, 2011) which won the SIBA Poetry Prize (Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance). In October New Native Press will publish his new collection THE OLD ROB POEMS. He is a frequent contributor to the BAP blog. www.kudzutelegraph.com

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