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James K. Moran’s reviews also appear in Arc Poetry Magazine, Plenitude, and Xtra Magazine (née Capital Xtra). Moran’s poetry and speculative fiction have appeared in Another Dysfunctional Cancer Poem AnthologyBurly Tales, Bywords, Glitterwolf. Icarus, On Spec, The Peter F. Yacht Club and elsewhere. His fiction collection Fear Itself and debut horror novel Town & Train were published by Lethe Press. Right now, Moran should be revising his second short-fiction collection. He lives on the unceded Territory of the Anishinabe Algonquin Nation, now called Ottawa, a word derived from the Algonquin adawe, meaning “to trade.”

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