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Anne Boleyn by Kait Quinn

November 5, 2023 Grimoire Magazine

“Genesis” (Pg. 4) by R.A. Jordan

Kait Quinn (she/her) was born with salt in her wounds. She flushes the sting of living by writing poetry. She is the author of four poetry collections, and her work has appeared in Reed Magazine, Watershed Review, Chestnut Review, and elsewhere. She also received first place in the League of MN Poets’ 2022 John Calvin Rezmerski Memorial Grand Prize. Kait serves as an Editorial Associate at Yellow Arrow Publishing and a poetry reader for Black Fox Literary Magazine. She enjoys repetition, coffee shops, and vegan breakfast foods. Kait lives in Minneapolis with her partner, their regal cat, and their very polite Aussie mix. Find her at kaitquinn.com.

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