The Dirty Napkin

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Submissions for Volume 4.1, Winter 2011 (21 December 2010) will be accepted until 15 November 2010

About the Author

Christopher Goodrich (vv1.1–3.1) currently teaches English to inner city Philadelphians. He has also taught at New York University and Frostburg State College. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in the Worcester Review, the New York Quarterly, Karamu, Kestrel, 5am, Sycamore Review, Cimarron Review, Hotel Amerika, the Diner Journal, and Rattle among others. A chapbook, "By Reaching" was recently published by Finishing Line Press. He is a Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Prize recipient and holds an MFA from New England College. His book, Nevertheless, Hello will be published by Steel Toe Books in April 2009. He hates raisins.

Other Works in the Dirty Napkin

Letter from the Poetry Editor [1.1]
Letter from the Poetry Editor [2.2]

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Letter from the Poetry Editor

Christopher Goodrich

Dear Reader,

I sit in front of a window, watching the snow disappear my neighborhood. The weather has made the world outside so frighteningly new. NPR tells me Washington D.C. and its surrounding suburbs [ . . . ]

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