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'There are many aspects of literature that people embrace. Poetry has always had a loyal following, and many poetry readings are frequented by people of all ages. Poetry slams are fast becoming a popular way for people to drop their inhibitions for a while and express themselves to a receptive audience. The Centre for Poetics and Justice (CPJ) runs poetry readings, slams and workshops. inScribe contributor Sandra Vaina recently chatted with local resident Joel McKerrow, one of the founding members of CPJ.' (20)

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    y separately published work icon Inscribe no. 6 Winter 2012 Z1877611 2012 periodical issue 2012 pg. 20-21
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