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James Harms is the author of five books of poetry from Carnegie Mellon University Press, After West (2008), Freeways and Aqueducts (2004), Quarters (2001), The Joy Addict (1998), and Modern Ocean (1992), as well as a letter press, limited edition volume, East of Avalon (2000) from Caddis Case Press. The Joy Addict has just been reissued in the Classic Contemporary Series. His poems, essays and short stories have appeared in Poetry, The Kenyon Review, The Antioch Review, Denver Quarterly, The Gettysburg Review, TriQuarterly, Ploughshares, The American Poetry Review, Verse, The North American Review, Oxford American and many other literary journals; in addition, he is a contributing editor of West Branch.
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We sat down with father, poet, and mentor, James Harms (we believe he’d approve of this ordering), after a reading at The Bookshelf in Morgantown, West Virginia to discuss his work. Many thanks to the full-house audience who wrote most of the questions we asked. Jim, I'd say I owe you one, but we both know I'm already in the double-digits. Thanks for every single thing.
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