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 Joshua Beckman 

Winner of the first annual Honickman / APR book award. Joshua Beckman has published two books of poems, 1998's Things are Happening, and the more recent Things I Expected To Be Different.

A graduate of Hampshire College in Amherst, MA, Beckman was the editor of the short-lived literary magazine Object Lesson, which served as inspiration for subsequent literary and artistic publishing ventures.

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