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TLR Staff Kelly Davio is the author of the poetry collection Burn This House (Red Hen Press, 2013) and the novel-in-poems Jacob Wrestling (Pink Fish Press, 2015). Her work has appeared in Best New Poets, Verse Daily, The Rumpus, and others. She is also a regular reviewer for Women’s Review of Books. She earned her MFA in poetry from Northwest Institute of Literary Arts, and teaches English as a Second Language in the Seattle area. Joe Ponepinto was formerly the Book Review Editor for The Los Angeles Review. His short stories, articles and reviews have been published in dozens of literary journals. His collection of short stories, The Face Maker, is available on Amazon.com. Joe is a graduate of the MFA program at the Northwest Institute of Literary Arts in Washington State. He was a journalist, political speechwriter and business owner before turning to creative writing full time in 2006. A New York native, he spent 28 years in LA. He is a new arrival to the Northwest, having moved from Michigan to Washington in mid- 2014. His blog on the writing life is at joeponepinto.com. tahoma literary review 147
TLR Staff Yi Shun Lai (say "yeeshun" for her first name), Nonfiction Editor, has been a writer and editor for oh, practically ever. Her work appeared most recently at CutbankOnline.org, The-Toast.net, TheHairpin.com, and in Apeiron Review. In a previous life, she worked in the environmental and outdoors journalism field and wrote for the legendary J. Peterman catalog. She has a degree in fiction from the Northwest Institute of Literary Arts, and believes that a good story trumps genre any day. She writes corporate copy for everyone from lingerie retailers to sustainable-furniture designers in her spare time. Find her on Twitter @gooddirt. 148
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Ars Poetica Disguised as a Love Poe
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Don’t Start Me Talking Miles Whit
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