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  1. Issue · Aug 22, 2026

    Pierce (the Prologue) (opens the original)

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    The life of James Rudolph Collier begins with the life of his ancestors. His is an occupational name: a seller of coal and coal products. One can imagine a collier in the family, toiling below, or above, as the case may be, the dirt. But this is some generations before the life of the Collier to whom this tale pertains.Rudolph Collier, his grandfather, did not trade in coal. Grandpa Rudy had a hard upbringing in South Dakota. His father, named John Collier, was a farmer at one point in his young

  2. Issue · Aug 15, 2026

    What I Meant to Say in New York City (opens the original)

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    The New York Rhymes event at Pubkey NYC earlier this year was a great success in many aspects. We had excellent authors (you can scroll down the page to listen to them yourself), crowd attendance and engagement, and even man-off-the-street book purchases from curious bar people.What I am fastest to criticize always is my own performance. Not only do I feel the introduction of the authors could have been more expressive and descriptive, but I also had a short introduction to the press prepared, s

  3. Issue · Jul 29, 2026

    New York Rhymes - Full Audio (opens the original)

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    The following is a complete audio recording of our “New York Rhymes” event celebrating Tom Will’s latest book Rhymes, at Pubkey NYC, on June 26th, 2026.Featuring readings from Garth Miró, Calvin Atwood, Dustin Cole, and Tom Will.Our thanks to Pubkey NYC staff and “Jimmy the Greek” for the recording.Tom Will’s book Rhymes is available here, as well as his previous title with Farthest Heaven, American Cats Are In a Big Country.Dustin Cole’

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