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From the web: Karen Chase and her reading of “Jamali-Kamali”

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Two-time CKP author Karen Chase has a new book out (Jamali-Kamali: A Tale of Passion in Mughal India, Mapin Publishing, 2011).

Jeffrey Levine, the Publisher at Tupelo Press, blogged about her reading of it in Williamstown, MA.

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An excerpt from a poem in Marina’s book “Tanto Tanto” published in 2022. Marina Carreira (she/her/hers) is a queer Luso-American writer and multimedia artist from Newark, New Jersey. Marina is a recipient of the Sundress Academy for the Arts Summer 2021 Residency Fellowship. As a visual artist, she has exhibited her work at Morris Museum, Artfront Galleries, among others. #Pride #queerpoetry #poetrylovers #publishing #nonprofit #cavankerrypress
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