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    Jason Alan Wilkinson

    AuthorTom Rubenoff, Senior Editor | DateMonday, December 26, 2011 at 8:19PM Pin It!

    Jason Alan Wilkinson is a writer living in New York whose work has appeared through a gallimaufry of literary vehicles. His most recent collection, “When Our Lights Flutter Off You Can Play Among The Shadows”, is currently available for purchase at Amazon.com.

    He is one of the few poets I’ve read that force me to the dictionary more than once per poem.  As a lover of words I enjoy this very much.  But more than simply utilizing words pulled from corners of language seldom visited, he makes these exotic words stretch toward meanings beyond those imagined for them - and in so doing stretches our imaginations as well.  

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