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The Anti-Grief
MARIANNE BORUCH
COPPER CANYON PRESS
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Sometimes our hearts are stone. Sometimes not.
Brigit Peegen Kelly
Contents
Vermeer’s Woman in Blue Reading a Letter on Loan in America
That Angel William Blake Kept Talking To
No Names or Lost World or the Most
To Be in Conversation, He Says, With
There Ought to Be a Law against Henry
