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Interview: Christian Poet Philip Kolin of Mississippi, USA

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Interview: Christian Poet Philip Kolin of Mississippi, USA

By: Peter Menkin
Narrated by: Scott E. Bishop
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For some time I have thought about and even meditated on the work of poetry recent to the body of this interview series, as created by the excellent Roman Catholic Christian poet Philip Kolin, of Mississippi, USA. His recent collection is titled Reading God's Handwriting: Poems as published by Kaufmann Publishing. That pretty little small house owned by the lovely and charming woman Leslie Kaufmann is located in St. Simons Island, Georgia. A short interview with her is included in the Addendum to this interview with the poet Philip Kolin.

©2013 Peter A. Menkin (P)2013 Peter A. Menkin Christian Living Christianity Poetry

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