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Two New Music Albums

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  • Seth Wieck

    Seth Wieck writes and lives in Amarillo, Texas. His debut poetry collection "Call Out Coyote" is out now with Wiseblood Books.

  • Matt Miller

    Writer on ecology, letters, the Midwest. My book, Leaves of Healing: A Year in the Garden, is out now from Belle Point Press. No longer hanging out here. Find me at https://buttondown.com/matthewjmiller or matt-miller.org

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