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Richard Weaver

Richard Weaver volunteers with the Maryland Book Bank, CityLights, and the Baltimore Book Festival. He is the official writer-in-residence at the James Joyce Pub in Baltimore. Previously, he was an Assistant Professor at the 3rd oldest Jesuit College where he taught in the English Department and was the Head of Library Circulation, and acting Archivist. His first published poem appeared in Poetry Magazine April 1975. His 600th poem was recently published in Red Eft Review. In his less-than-spare time he reads for Slant magazine. Other publications and mugshot available upon request. (Mug not available.)

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The Meaning of Color: Portrait of Else Lasker-Schuler

By Richard WeaverSan Diego, California, USA As the Prince of Thebes, I always dress in silks and bright bangles. You say…
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