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Olivia Kennett

 
 

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Olivia Kennett is a warrior poet, visual artist and musician living in New Hampshire. She has worked as a production assistant, baker, and model. Now she makes most of her money peddling vitamins and wonder-cures to upper-middle class America. In her spare time she counts bones, picks apples, watches the water, and identifies birds. She has self-published three books of poetry — 24 Pygmy Poems, Cave of Fur, and Seeing the Glass Ball Grow Milky. She plans to continue writing and creating. You can purchase her poetry books and art at OliviaKennett.etsy.com. Her best friend is a dog named Ginkgo.



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