I Can’t Tell If It’s Me
At 10am a housewife rips open a blue and silver can of anchovies and then spits on the sidewalk....
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Nicole Santalucia
Nicole Santalucia received her MFA from The New School University and her PhD in English from Binghamton University. She founded The Binghamton Poetry Project, a literary outreach program, in 2011. Nicole won the Ruby Irene Poetry Chapbook Prize from Arcadia Magazine Inc. for Driving Yourself to Jail in July—published in January 2014. Her non-fiction and poetry appear in The Cincinnati Review, Paterson Literary Review, Hawaii Pacific Review, 2 Bridges Review, Bayou Magazine, Gertrude, Flyway: Journal of Writing and Environment, and others. Nicole's first full-length collection of poetry, Because I Did Not Die, is forthcoming from Bordighera Press later this year. She teaches English and creative writing at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania.
Nicole Santalucia received her MFA from The New School University and her PhD in English from Binghamton University. She founded The Binghamton Poetry Project, a literary outreach program, in 2011. Nicole won the Ruby Irene Poetry Chapbook Prize from Arcadia Magazine Inc. for Driving Yourself to Jail in July—published in January 2014. Her non-fiction and poetry appear in The Cincinnati Review, Paterson Literary Review, Hawaii Pacific Review, 2 Bridges Review, Bayou Magazine, Gertrude, Flyway: Journal of Writing and Environment, and others. Nicole's first full-length collection of poetry, Because I Did Not Die, is forthcoming from Bordighera Press later this year. She teaches English and creative writing at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania.
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