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October 22, 2014

You've Been Working Too Hard

Two new poems about work, trying, and all there is are out:

one at The Volta, and another at Everyday Genius.

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Sarah V. Schweig: Brooklyn, New York, United States; Sarah V. Schweig is the author of Take Nothing with You (University of Iowa Press) and the chapbook S (Dancing Girl Press). She is pursuing her PhD in philosophy at The New School for Social Research, with interests in philosophy of language, poetry, skepticism, and naturalism. Her poetry and criticism has appeared in BOMB, Boston Review, Granta, The Iowa Review, The Literary Review, Public Seminar, Slice, Tin House, The Volta, West Branch and elsewhere.

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