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Poems by Linda Laderman & Ryan Harper
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Linda Laderman reads her poem "How you go on about the other woman," and Ryan Harper reads his poems "Atonia, Eve of St. Mark" and "Early Easter."
Linda Laderman is a Michigan poet. Her poetry has appeared in numerous literary journals, including The Burningword Literary Journal, MER, SWWIM, ONE ART, Rust & Moth, Minyan, and Action-Spectacle. She is a past recipient of Harbor Review’s Jewish Women’s Prize and was a Pushcart nominee. Her micro-chapbook What I Didn’t Know I Didn’t Know can be found at www.harbor-review.com/what-i-didnt-know-i-didnt-know.
Ryan Harper is an Assistant Professor of the Practice at Fairfield University-Bellarmine in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The author of My Beloved Had a Vineyard, winner of the 2017 Prize Americana in poetry (Poetry Press of Press Americana, 2018), Ryan has had recent poems and essays in Portland Review, Third Wednesday, Thirteen Bridges, Paperbark, and elsewhere. Ryan is the creative arts editor of American Religion Journal.
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