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Eric Dovigi

Threnody for the Burning Amazon

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Eric Dovigi lives in Flagstaff, Arizona. His piece “here is a list of words I prefer” was the first place winner of Grist Literary Journal’s 2017 Pro Forma Contest. Other work of his has been published in Waxwing, Hobart, Blue Planet Journal, Flash Fiction Daily, and elsewhere. Dovigi is interested in writing about climate destruction, individual responsibility, and fiction concerning family grief.

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