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EPISODE · May 20, 2017 · 19 MIN

[004] - Spring '17: Catherine Weiss, Jessie Lynn McMains, & Kit Travers

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Our hosts Logen Cure and Alexis Smithers review their favs from our Spring 2017 issue! (Get caught up on Spring 2017 here: https://soundcloud.com/voicemailpoems/sets/voicemail-poems-spring-2017) This installment features poems by Catherine Weiss, Jessie Lynn McMains, and Kit Travers. Music by TrueKey. (@truekey). >> The deadline to submit to our Summer Issue is June 15: http://voicemailpoems.org/call >> Support us on Patreon! http://patreon.com/voicemailpoems >> Review us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/voicemailpoems/id847081003 ~ About the Poets ~ >> Catherine Weiss lives in Western MA with her husband, two dogs, and a cat. Her poetry has also been published in Gravel Mag and Jersey Devil Press. Catherine is the founder and editor-in-chief of the podcast and lit mag Slamchop. Learn more at www.catherineweiss.com. >> Jessie Lynn McMains (aka Rust Belt Jessie) is the Poet Laureate of Racine, Wisconsin. They publish their prose and poetry in their own zines and their work has also appeared in New Pop Lit, The Rain, Rising Phoenix Review and others. You can visit their website at recklesschants.net >> Kit Travers lives in Philadelphia with his two houseplants, Edgar and Leo, surrounded by books. He works in medical publishing by day and scribbles poetry and short fictions by night. His most recent prose can be found in Bedfellows. He makes a fairly decent curry. He can be found on instagram: @ktravesty

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