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He instructed me to chew, or reproduce the motion of chewing, like a child eating with her mouth open and talking at the same time. The idea was that if you used your throat for its original purpose-- to eat-- you could trick the vocal cords into relaxing while using the throat for the more sophisticated purpose of speech.

—Mary Norris: It Hurt to Hum

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Edward Hirsch's most recent book of poems is The Living Fire: New and Selected Poems.

Please join Epiphany for a night to be remembered! Readers will include award-winning poet Edward Hirsch, non-fiction writer and editor at the New Yorker Mary Norris, and acclaimed novelist Sallie Bingham.

We will also hold a raffle with items you will NOT want to miss!

Epiphany Spring Fundraiser

Tuesday, June 7th @ 7 pm
71 Bedford St.
Greenwich Village
Manhattan, NY

Over the years, Epiphany has been proud to publish an eclectic and powerful group of writers, some of whom saw thier first publications in our pages. This event is a celebration of these writers, and a fundraiser to ensure we are able to continue providing a space for the many voices of contemporary literature.

Please purchase the ticket you are able. As a non-profit organization dedicated to giving voice to those who deserve it, we are in need of your help!

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Fall / Winter 2010-2011 issue

From the new issue:

Featured Fiction
Lisa Dierbeck: A Wanted Man > Read

Featured Poetry
Sarah Carson: When A Man Flies > Read

Featured Nonfiction
Kirk Stirling: The Return of the Hostess Pajama > Read

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