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Zimmermann: Link to PDF

2016-02-16 by Admin: John Tranter

Link to http://poeticsresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/zimmermann-drafts.pdf

 

This project has been extraordinary, and the longed-for conversion to HTML of Rosamund Zimmermann’s PDF file — a homage to Rachel Blau DuPlessis’s long poem Drafts — has proved completely intractable, so it is one of the very few pieces presented on JPR as a PDF-only file. But it is worth it, as I hope you will agree. J.T.

Click on the link above and the PDF (Portable Document Format) file will be silently downloaded to your computer, into the folder you designated — in your browser of choice — as the folder to be used for downloads.

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zimmermann

 

Ros Zimmermann, poet and artist, currently lives and works in Lexington, MA, USA. Her more recent poems have appeared in?Emerge Literary Journal, Split Rock Review, Solstice Literary Magazine and Terrain.org, where she was a finalist for the 2014 Poetry Contest. She has poems forthcoming in Poets on Sculpture, a Random House anthology and Let The Bucket Down;A magazine of Boston Area Writing.

 

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