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—Gary Lutz, NEA Fellow, author of I Looked Alive, among other collections of fiction
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David:
I really look forward to #23 here, and nice to see our old classmate Kuryla is still working her sentences. I don’t know if you share my worry that such activity is a perishable skill, but I guess we have enough worries upon us in these times.
On that note, nice to see you yourself are pushing through – you go on! – in light of the daily Go-No-Go we face.
To that water cannon and its grace, to the different lens through which we learned to view…and then embrace,
MM P.S. Hope you endow again your return address with a feather! A worthy trope.
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