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Conversations in Cohort: How Do Places Shape Us? Featuring Charity E. Yoro & Rae Diamond
poetry Ash Good 7/16/23 poetry Ash Good 7/16/23

Conversations in Cohort: How Do Places Shape Us? Featuring Charity E. Yoro & Rae Diamond

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Poetry Reading: What Books Press at Beyond Baroque featuring Jan Wesley, ash good, Gail Wronsky & Gronk
poetry Ash Good 6/2/23 poetry Ash Good 6/2/23

Poetry Reading: What Books Press at Beyond Baroque featuring Jan Wesley, ash good, Gail Wronsky & Gronk

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KBOO Radio: Talking Earth Featuring ash good, Morgan Paige + Tim Barnes
poetry Ash Good 1/16/23 poetry Ash Good 1/16/23

KBOO Radio: Talking Earth Featuring ash good, Morgan Paige + Tim Barnes

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“this is what it feels like to love” read by Neil Aitken on the Hermit Poetry Series
poetry Ash Good 1/5/23 poetry Ash Good 1/5/23

“this is what it feels like to love” read by Neil Aitken on the Hermit Poetry Series

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Quintessential Listening: Poetry Online Radio Presents ash good
poetry Ash Good 11/22/22 poetry Ash Good 11/22/22

Quintessential Listening: Poetry Online Radio Presents ash good

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ash good is the author of us clumsy gods (What Books Press, 2022) & four previous writing collections. Their poetry has been nominated for Best of the Net & appears in Faultline, Cimarron Review, 45th Parallel, Chautauqua, Bird Coat Quarterly, Voicemail Poems & others.

They are co-founding editor of First Matter Press, a nonprofit writer collective based in Portland, OR.

As a creative director & designer, ash collaborates on publishing projects with small presses, journals, literary organizations, universities & independent authors. 

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