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Double Room was a web-based biannual literary publication founded in 2002 by Peter Connors and Michael Neff to explore the intersection of prose poetry with flash fiction. It published work by popular poets and writers, as well as talented newcomers. The journal was edited by , with assistance from Jamey Dunham, Erin Gay, and Joyelle McSweeney. is the publisher. The ninth issue was the final issue of Double Room published in Winter 2013.

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