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Avery Gregurich

Avery Gregurich

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Staff Writer, Belt Magazine

United States

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Buyers Guides , Hardware Reviews , Gaming News , Game Reviews , Features

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Total articles 116

  • Two Poems by Avery Gregurich

    By Avery Gregurich| Belt Magazine@ Changing the Clocks in the Cars mine’s eight minutes ahead and sara’s is three minutes further on eleven years between us and i’m the one stuck changing the clocks in both of the cars on her own time she heads west i’m due east each morning at five to greet the truck driver who never says a rotten word even when i’m late i’m still early i’ve never asked what she does with her three extra minutes the driver was late this clock- changing day and we all said he’d forgotten to set his spring even...

    By Avery Gregurich · Belt Magazine

    Oct. 04, 2024

  • ALBUM REVIEW: Willie Watson Has New Tricks Up His Sleeve

    By Avery Gregurich| No Depression Verified As one of the last resources dedicated to covering roots music and related stories, we need the support of our readers. While No Depression is read in print and digital by over a million people annually, only a small percentage support us through subscriptions or donations. Your support is vital in keeping No Depression’s website free and our coverage independent. Please consider becoming a subscriber or providing a donation.

    By Avery Gregurich · No Depression

    Sep. 11, 2024

  • Two Poems by Avery Gregurich

    By Avery Gregurich| Belt Magazine@ Changing the Clocks in the Cars mine’s eight minutes ahead and sara’s is three minutes further on eleven years between us and i’m the one stuck changing the clocks in both of the cars on her own time she heads west i’m due east each morning at five to greet the truck driver who never says a rotten word even when i’m late i’m still early i’ve never asked what she does with her three extra minutes the driver was late this clock- changing day and we all said he’d forgotten to set his spring even...

    By Avery Gregurich · Belt Magazine

    Oct. 04, 2024

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Belt Magazine