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Daisy Cashin grew up in the hills of Southwest Virginia before spending a decade in Charleston, South Carolina. He now resides in a shoebox in New York City where he cooks to pay rent. His writing has appeared in HAD, Farewell Transmission, BRUISER, Expat Press, the Panacea Review, Maudlin House, F(r)iction, and the American Literary Review. Dirt Pusher is his first novel.
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