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Posts Tagged: Casey Patrick

Telling the Truth, Sideways: A Conversation with Tessa Fontaine

By Casey Patrick

March 8th, 2019

Tessa Fontaine discusses her debut memoir, THE ELECTRIC WOMAN.

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Tags: bodies, Bunk, carnivals, Casey Patrick, chronic illness, circus, daughters, debut memoir, dispatch from the carnival, first book, gender roles, gender stereotypes, Johnny Eck, Kevin Young, masculinity, memoir, mothers, mothers and daughters, sexuality, sideshows, stroke, tessa fontaine, The Electric Woman, World of Wonders

Notable Twin Cities: 8/20–8/26

By Abby Anderson

August 20th, 2017

Literary events and readings in and around the Twin Cities this week!

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Tags: Ben Percy, Brian Beatty, Casey Patrick, David Mendez, Greg Watson, Haley Lasche, Jac Jemc, Jon Lauck, Kristi Belcamino, Michael Kiesow Moore, minneapolis, Notable Twin Cities, Paula Cisewski, Rachel Howell, Rachel Howzell, Rob Callahan, Ross Holmes, st. paul, Tracy Harris, Twin Cities, William Kent Krueger, Zoe Bird

Barely Composed by Alice Fulton

Reviewed By Casey Patrick

March 21st, 2015

Casey Patrick reviews Alice Fulton’s Barely Composed today in Rumpus Poetry.

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Tags: Alice Fulton, Barely Composed, book reviews, Casey Patrick, poetry

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