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Nolcha Fox

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Phyllis Green said:
Very interesting. I never understood the title Meat for tea. Which I thought meant meat as in eating a beef roast. Now that it has been explained I "get it" and don't feel so squamly, if that's a word, about it. Nice introduction, Nolcha, as always.
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Actually shouldn't it be "Meet for tea"?
 
Phyllis Green said:
Actually shouldn't it be "Meet for tea"?
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the magazine (and press) has been around since 2008, which makes it one of the longer running literary print mags on the small press scene...i posted a link to an interview Nolcha Fox did with Elizabeth Macduffie IN THIS THREAD and she explains (kinda) the odd spelling.
 
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