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Saturday, August 3, 2019

TAUTOLOGY

Enough

is
enough

is

enough
.

Posted by Jack Cooper at 2:16 PM

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Brown-stone PoetsAugust 9, 2019 at 6:39 AM
because too much is too much. love it!
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Jack Cooper: Paris, France; John Jack "Jackie" (Edward) COOPER is the author of "Ten" (Poets Wear Prada, 2012) and " TEN ... more" (Poets Wear Prada, 2016). His American English translation of "Wax Women," with French texts of the original poems by Jean-Pierre Lemesle and photographs by Henry Jacobs (International Art Office: Paris, 1985), drew acclaim and dedicated full-window display from the Gotham Book Mart in New York — legendary fishing hole to the “wise” — released in the United States the following year. His work has appeared in "Brownstone Poets 2013," "The Venetian Hour, Dinner with the Muse, Part II," "CLWN WR 49," "CLWN WR 50," "Guinevere Review," "Paris Lit Up 7," the Unbearables anthology "Somewhere to Nowhere: the End of the American Dream" (Autonomatia, 2017), and "The Opiate"; online, (exitstrata.com), in the "Sweet Tree Review," "Rat's Ass Review," "Anti-Heroin Chic," "Bleached Butterfly," and "Jerry Jazz Musician." Co-publisher and -editor of Poets Wear Prada, he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania.

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