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hat: Kansas City, Missouri, United States; HAT holds an MFA from the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, and was a Fulbright Fellow to Viet Nam in 2004. She works at Washington University School of Law, and also serves as the poetry editor of Cedars, an online literary journal of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. HAT currently lives in Webster Groves, where she blogs periodically to say the music is askew, the poetry slanted, church and faith tangled, and identities are hybridized.

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