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    Alfred Starr Hamilton: A Dark Dreambox of Another Kind

    Ben Estes, Alan Felsenthal and Amanda Nadelberg read poems from Alfred Starr Hamlton's "Dreambox" and reflect on their experience editing this unsung enchanter.

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    By Michael Silverblatt • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

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      Bookworm Collaborator

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      Ben Estes

      The Song Cave

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      Alan Felsenthal

      author and editor

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      Amanda Nadelberg

      The Song Cave

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