Scott Bryan Wilson, the editor of JR, which is the press that published my chapbook Flight Patterns, recently pointed out this review of JR’s first two books on with hidden noise, a blog. Thanks to the author of this review. Both Chris Diken and I truly appreciate the attention you gave our books.
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