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Care is Jennifer Horgan’s debut collection from the ever-excellent Doire Press. Horgan’s poems have been described by William ...

I once wrote that “Butiking Pasay” was a love letter to grief, nostalgia, and the chaotic beauty of Manila in the ’80s. Now, ...

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