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Sander Blome July 28th, 2010
12:22 EDT

It’s Day 100 of the Gulf Oil Catastrophe and I remain stunned and speechless.
suzanne andrews July 31st, 2010
18:17 EDT

I don’t remain speechless, but who listens that can do?

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tongues of the ocean is an online literary journal of Bahamian, Caribbean and related poetry. We publish three times a year - in February, June, and October.

Affiliated with the Bahamas International Literary Festival.

Editor-in-chief: Nicolette Bethel
Spoken Word: Nadine Thomas-Brown
Prose: Sonia Farmer

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