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Category Archives: Eric Poor

Eric Poor

Eric Poor is a mostly-retired newspaper reporter who lives in Rindge with his wife, Marsha, and cats Naughty Dotty and Big Fella. He is the author of Working at the Word Factory: The Curious Life of a Small-Town Newspaper Journalist, published by Hobblebush Books. You can visit his website at http://www.ericpoor.com. View Eric’s writing onContinue reading “Eric Poor”

Posted byLinda J ThomasApril 8, 2019May 7, 2019Posted inContributors, Eric Poor

Rurality

by Eric Poor One of the things about living in the country is you need a motor vehicle. Everything essential is well spaced out in all directions. You can’t just walk out the door and cross the street to the corner bodega to grab some groceries. Or walk a block or two and buy aContinue reading “Rurality”

Posted byLinda J ThomasSeptember 9, 2016April 4, 2019Posted inCreative Nonfiction, Eric Poor

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