“I’ve been working a lot more than I’ve been climbing,” he said. “You?” “Same,” I said. “I hangboarded yesterday. Does that count?” “We can climb the Nose off the couch,” Owen said…
“I’ve been working a lot more than I’ve been climbing,” he said. “You?” “Same,” I said. “I hangboarded yesterday. Does that count?” “We can climb the Nose off the couch,” Owen said…
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David Biespiel is a poet, novelist, critic, memoirist, and painter. The author of over twelve books, he is a contributor to The New Yorker, The New Republic, Poetry, American Poetry Review, and elsewhere, and the recipient…
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