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Paul Ebenkamp

Paul Ebenkamp

March 17, 2017 Paul Ebenkamp

Paul Ebenkamp is author of Parallel Realism (Despite Editions, 2017) and The Louder the Room the Darker the Screen (Timeless, Infinite Light, 2015); is co-editor of Modernist Women Poets: An Anthology (with Robert Hass, Counterpoint, 2014) and Richard O. Moore’s Particulars of Place: New Poems (with Brenda Hillman and Garrett Caples, Omnidawn, 2015); curates the Woolsey Heights reading series with Andrew Kenower; and with strings and devices makes music as Position.

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