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  1. O:JA&L's Malisa Elliot reads "Skunk," a poem by Mike Puican

    O:JA&L's Malisa Elliot reads "Skunk," a poem by Mike Puican

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  2. Scaring Crow, Haiku by Adjei Agyei-Baah

    Scaring Crow, Haiku by Adjei Agyei-Baah

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  3. Excerpts from Scaring Crow, a chapbook of haiku by Adjei Agyei-Baah from Buttonhook Press.

    Excerpts from Scaring Crow, a chapbook of haiku by Adjei Agyei-Baah from Buttonhook Press.

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  4. O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads R.A. Shockley's Flash Fiction "When to Cry on the Bus"

    O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads R.A. Shockley's Flash Fiction "When to Cry on the Bus"

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  5. OPEN: Journal of Arts & Letters (O:JA&L) presents Zack Rogow in performance.

    OPEN: Journal of Arts & Letters (O:JA&L) presents Zack Rogow in performance.

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  6. OJAL Arts Incorporated presents Joel Peckham in performance.

    OJAL Arts Incorporated presents Joel Peckham in performance.

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  7. O:JA&L's Malisa A. Elliott reads "Conversation with a Skunk," a poem by Mike Puican.

    O:JA&L's Malisa A. Elliott reads "Conversation with a Skunk," a poem by Mike Puican.

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  8. O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads Karlene Bayok Edwards's "Brian Doyle's One Long River of Song"

    O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads Karlene Bayok Edwards's "Brian Doyle's One Long River of Song"

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  9. O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads "Breaking That Empty Plate in the Sky," a poem by Patricia Cannon.

    O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads "Breaking That Empty Plate in the Sky," a poem by Patricia Cannon.

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  10. O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads "Exegesis" a poem by Allisa Cherry.

    O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads "Exegesis" a poem by Allisa Cherry.

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  11. O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads "Beneath the Falls," flash discourse by Dorian Fox.

    O:JA&L's Hermione Wilds reads "Beneath the Falls," flash discourse by Dorian Fox.

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  12. O:JA&L's Malisa A. Elliott reads Democracy Has Lifted Its Voice," a poem by Mike Puican

    O:JA&L's Malisa A. Elliott reads Democracy Has Lifted Its Voice," a poem by Mike Puican

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