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“Pine Hills Review” interview, 2014, and “Please Hold the Doors”

October 8, 2017Interview, Metaphor, metaphysics, Poetry, WritingPine Hills ReviewJonathan Greenhause

INTERVIEW: http://pinehillsreview.strose.edu/qajonathangreenhause/

POEM: http://pinehillsreview.strose.edu/jonathangreenhause/

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