Death and Its Museum
“Beauty and decay: the unhappy conjoined twins of progress.”
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Dave Wheeler is the author of Contingency Plans (TS Poetry Press). He has written for The Morning News, The Stranger, The Other Journal, Glitterwolf, The James Franco Review, The Monarch Review, and others. He earned his BA in Creative Writing from Western Washington University and is now associate editor for Shelf Awareness in Seattle.
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