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Poetry. "The poems of Edward Mullany are both seeing things and 'seeing things.' They are devices that help us help ourselves to all the mirages and illusions—and then some—that we know to be true."—Graham FoustAuthor City: NEW YORK, NY USAEdward Mullany is the editor for Matchbook and has published his own poetry in numerous journals. IF I FALTER AT THE GALLOWS is his first book. He lives in New York City. Reviews and Other Linksauthor blogMichael Davidson @ The Open EndChristopher Newgent @ VouchedTyler Gobble @ VouchedJ. A. Tyler @ MonkeybicycleMel Bosworth @ Outside Writers CollectiveJoseph Young @ Very Small Dogsinterview by Paula Bomer @ Big Otherinterview by Sophie Rosenblum @ NANO FictionMike Young @ HTMLGIANT
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