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city treaty by Marvin Francis

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Marvin Francis's long poem, city treaty, is nasty, rude, sneaky, cranky, smart, truthful...

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A dynamic poetry collection of dry wit and powerful commentary, bush camp features a...

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Thank You!The world is going through a tremendous transformation as we navigate our way through the unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic. We at Turnstone Press want to first and foremost thank everyone for the sacrifices they are making, from health care workers to all of the people involved in the supply chain bringing us food and goods when it is safest to stay at home. We want to thank the bookstores and other small businesses, writers, artists and everyone who might be struggling right now, for their sacrifice as well. For the moment, we are all part of a shared narrative, and together (while apart) our stories will make us strong and help us carry on.

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