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December 16th, 2011

Albums of Our Lives: the Mountain Goats’ The Coroner’s Gambit

make me young again / make me well

When I listen to the Mountain Goats I always hear traveling—a ceaseless forward momentum. …more

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Maurice Burford lives in Bangor, ME. He is the poetry editor of Housefire Publishing, and co-founder of Tarratine, a Maine local arts quarterly. He is also the author of the forthcoming chapbook Rimbaud’s / Poems (Grey Book Press, Winter 2011). You can email pictures of corgis to him at mauriceburford[at]gmail[dot]com.

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