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Jason Morris
Jason Morris

Jason Morris was born and raised in Vermont. He is the author of ten books and chapbooks, including Low Life (Bird & Beckett Books, 2021); Different Darknesses (FMSBW, 2019); Levon Helm (Ugly Duckling Presse, 2018); From the Golden West Notebooks (Allone Co., 2011); and Spirits & Anchors (Auguste Presse, 2010). From 2007 – 2014, he founded and edited the magazine Big Bell, and, with J. Grabowski, cofounded PUSH Press. In addition to poetry, he has written essays on Clark Coolidge's Crystal Text and Bernadette Mayer's interest in Nathaniel Hawthorne. He lives in San Francisco.

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