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Poetry | $7
Hand-bound. 44 pp, 6.75 x 9.5 in.
Wrapped letterpress cover
Publication Date: 2006
from Inspector vs. Evader:
Hello, sunken eyes, how's things in the distance.
As we pass the water fountain, a minor conference disbands.
I wedge myself into the phone booth to change clothes.
Hi, everybody, I hope we can be friends.
I promise I can hold my own in the shadows of the porch light.
I think we just passed the exit.
But it's not really a loss.
Paul Killebrew was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, where he lives now that he has graduated from law school at NYU. He is author of the chapbook Forget Rita (Poetry Society of America 2003).



