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Vassilis ZambarasVazamBam (aka Vassilis Zambaras, poet in residence in The Peloponnese, Hellas, offers a poem plus lyrical, colored-local commentary)
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Wayne MerglerAbove The Timberline (dispatches from Alaska by long-ago-transplanted Lower-48’er, the sane but witty Wayne Mergler)
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Michael HouseThe Polemicist (or, “Everyone’s Entitled to My Opinion,” an impassioned rant from opinionated British lawyer, Michael House who, unlike God on The Seventh Day, looks out upon the Earth and sees that it sucks)
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Emily HipchenCan’t Say As I Ever Did (Emily Hipchen, non-fiction writer extraordinaire, has been arm-wrestled into contributing to Weekly Hubris, filing from her current academic-and-other perch in Georgia. She describes herself as a “locavore vegetarian” and “heirloom rose snob” which, believe me, only begins to limn her true, true nature)
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Claire Bateman Speculative Friction, (by Claire Bateman, comprises this Southern poet’s original works, plus running commentary on poetry, poetics, poesy, and other 21st-Century necessities)
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Barry Danielian Rumi Nation (musician/arranger/trumpeter Barry Danielian, a master teacher of Filipino and Malaysian martial arts, is also a devout, thoughtful and inspiring follower of The Prophet Muhammad, and his column, Rumi Nation, will offer meditations from all the varied spheres of his rich life)
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