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Mark Apel is a poet and fiction writer and lives with his wife, daughter, and small dog in Texas. Visit mdapel.com to read Mark's blog, join his mailing list, and to buy his books.



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Mark Apel I am hoping to finish The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan pretty soon so I can jump into some of the books I have stacked up for the summer. Some of…moreI am hoping to finish The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan pretty soon so I can jump into some of the books I have stacked up for the summer. Some of those include: Heroes of The Frontier by Dave Eggers, 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami, Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel, The Brother's K by David James Duncan, and This Is How You Lose Her by Junot Díaz. (less)
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Peach Creek This Week!

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I am excited to announce that I have a new book of poems releasing November 12 titled Peach Creek. There was a moment in the last few years that after looking over some of my work I said, "I write a lot about bugs. And birds. And other various animals."
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Enter Peach Creek. This book recalls the bugs, birds, bats, and babbles of my local, boyhood stream. Peach Creek is an unreliab

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