Andrew Weatherhead, author of FUDGE (Publishing Genius) talks about poetry as a necessity, time/space/rules (or lack thereof), & skateboarding.

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Andrew Weatherhead, author of FUDGE (Publishing Genius) talks about poetry as a necessity, time/space/rules (or lack thereof), & skateboarding. Christian TeBordo's We Go Liquid. Music from Kyle François & the Gold Dust

Andrew Weatherhead, author of FUDGE (Publishing Genius) talks about poetry as a necessity, time/space/rules (or lack thereof), &amp; skateboarding.

Christian TeBordo's <a href="https://longdaypress.square.site/product/we-go-liquid-by-christian-tebordo/71?cs=true&amp;cst=custom" rel="noopener noreferrer">We Go Liquid.</a>
Music from <a href="https://linktr.ee/golddustchi" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kyle François &amp; the Gold Dust</a>

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Bullying Poets is about asking a simple question: Why?
Joshua Bohnsack, editor of the prose publisher Long Day Press, asks poets why they write poetry. What’s the point of poetry? Why can’t they just write normally? And when will Maggie Nelson write about another color?

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Bullying Poets is about asking a simple question: Why? Joshua Bohnsack, editor of the prose publisher Long Day Press, asks poets why they write poetry. What’s the point of poetry? Why can’t they just write normally? And when will Maggie Nelson write about another color?

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