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Threshold

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Once Upon a Time

By Natsume Sōseki, translated from Chinese by Ryan Choi

Kingdom

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My Mother’s Stalker

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Matt Petronzio

Matt Petronzio is a contributing blogger for Guernica. His poetry has been published most recently in NAP Magazine. He’s on Twitter @mattpetronzio.

Commentary Gender Lit World

6 Male Poets Who Are Not Afraid to Write About Feminism

By Matt Petronzio September 9, 2011

The web is teeming with lists of feminist poets, but there are some men (all too few) who aren’t afraid to write about women.

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