Jim Krusoe

novelist, poet, and short story writer

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Novelist, poet and short story writer; Professor of Creative Writing at Antioch University and at Santa Monica College, where he is the founding editor of its Santa Monica Review

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Chapter 9: Grief and Loss

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Jim Krusoe: Parsifal

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