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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2021 · 47 MIN

Social yet Distanced with Daniel Wright on "Love Letters From The Underground”

from Social Yet Distanced: A View with an Emotionalorphan and Friends · host Jack Varnell

Social yet Distanced with Daniel Wright on "Love Letters From The Underground”, his newest release with Spartan Press out March 20, 2021. AUTHOR BIO Daniel W. Wright is an award-nominated poet and fiction writer from St. Louis, MO. He most recently wrote the foreword for Sacred Decay: The Art of Lauren Marx(Dark Horse, 2021) and is the author of Love Letters from the Underground(Spartan Press, 2021) Brian Epstein Died for You(Spartan Press, 2020) and Rodeo of the Soul(Spartan Press, 2019). His work has appeared in print journals such as BUK100, 365 Days, and Gasconade Review, Black Shamrock, and Angel’s Shareas well as online journals such as Book of Matches, The Dope Fiend Daily, The Rye Whiskey Review, and Under the Bleachers. He was previously a head music writer for Eleven Magazineand served on the board of River Styxand was a co-editor for underground St. Louis poetry/art zine, Bad Jacket. His next book will be his prose debut with the short story collection, Tales from the Riverbank. BIBLIOGRAPHY Love Letters from the Underground(Spartan Press, 2021) Brian Epstein Died for You(Spartan Press, 2020) Rodeo of the Soul(Spartan Press, 2019) The Death of the Ladies Man(Bad Jacket, 2018) Small Town Blues: Early Lyrics and Poems 2002 - 2009(S/R, 2018) Portrait and Other Poems(Bad Jacket, 2017) Murder City Special: Poems 2014 – 2017(Bad Jacket, 2017) Working Bohemian’s Blues and Other Poems 2008 – 2014 (S/R, 2014)

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