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Kimberly Lyons lives in Brooklyn and runs Lunar Chandelier Press. Her own books include Capella (Oread Press, 2018), Approximately Near (Metambesendotorg, 2016), and Calcinatio (Faux Press, 2014). She was program coordinator of the Poetry Project in New York City for several years. Her gnostic interpretation of Mina Loy's novel Insel is included in the anthology of essays, A Forest on Many Stems: Essays on the Poet’s Novel (Nightboat Books, 2021).
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