Lawrence Cottrell featured in the September issue of New English Review

Dos Madres Press on September 5, 2021

Hallelujahs from Oblivion’s Ridgepole by Lawrence Cottrell

New English Review features three poems by Lawrence Cottrell. Lawrence Cottrell is the author of Odd Fussings, and Hallelujahs from Oblivion’s Ridgepole.

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