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[003] - Winter 2017: Jasmine Dillavou, Chris Rife, Allyson Whipple

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Voicemail Poems contributor Allyson Whipple joins host Logen Cure for the Winter 2017 episode of our podcast! This installment features poems by Jasmine Dillavou and Chris Rife, as well as an interview with Allyson. Music by TrueKey. (@truekey). >> The deadline to submit to our Spring Issue is March 15: voicemailpoems.org/call >> Support us on Patreon! patreon.com/voicemailpoems >> Review us on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/voice…oems/id847081003 More About the Poets: >> Jasmine Dillavou received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Visual and Performing Arts from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She has shown work in numerous exhibitions including the Student Show, X. presented at The Gallery of Contemporary Art. She was also the curator for the Spring Zine and Handmade Book Show in 2016. Her passions lie in documenting the personal and quiet experience of mixed-Latinas. Learn more on Facebook at Art by Jasmine Dillavou. >> Chris Rife is an aspiring human being. A semi-finalist for the 2016 Gwendolyn Brooks Open Mic Award, he is a writer and performer based in Chicago. His work has been published in Denver Quarterly, Hobart, Ghost Ocean, CAP, and other places. Learn more at http://chrisrifewrites.tumblr.com/ >> Allyson Whipple is the author of two chapbooks, We're Smaller Than We Think We Are (Finishing Line Press 2013) and Come Into the World Like That (Five Oaks Press 2015). She is currently in the MFA program at the University of Texas at El Paso and she co-edits the Texas Poetry Calendar for Dos Gatos Press. Learn more at www.allysonmwhipple.com ~~ THANKS Y'ALL! ~~

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