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Vallum NewsMay / June 2012NEW ISSUE: "Poets from Pakistan" features 26 compelling Pakistani poets-- wit, charge, sentiment. This special issue is guest edited by Blaine Marchand and Ilona Yusuf. Visit the current issue page for exclusive online content, including an essay, "Reading Pakistan," by guest editor Blaine Marchand and audio content. Get this issue as a digital edition, or subscribe to Vallum's digital edition for only $15! NEW CHAPBOOKS! Recurring Awakening by Franz Wright, Little Pink Book by Claire Huot and Robert Majzels, and Rules for Sadness by Jason Camlot are available for sale in the Vallum store.
Check out new multimedia content - like Joshua Auerbach interviewing Paul Muldoon.
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