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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2021 · 1H 43M

VIDEO REPLAY: Social Yet Distanced: WESTLEY HEINE: Let in the light. Let out the fire.

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

Let in the light. Let out the fire.  Westley Heine is the author of 12 Chicago Cabbies and The Trail of Quetzalcoatl. His poetry and prose have been published in The Chicago Reader, Gravitas, Heroin Love Songs, Beatdom, and The Wellington Street Review among others. Heine’s work is known for examining love, death, madness, street life, classism, and subculture using his macabre yet compassionate style. He grew up in Wisconsin, was lost and found in Chicago, and now resides with his wife in Los Angeles. Let in the light. Let out the fire.   Read 12 Chicago Cabbies HERE https://newington.blue/product/12-chicago-cabbies/  Instagram: @westleyheine

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