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- ↑ White Pine Press > About Us
- ↑ White Pine Press Catalog
- ↑ The New York Times > September 24, 1995 > Books in Brief: Fiction > Happy Days, Uncle Sergio, by Magali Garcia Ramis, reviewed by James Polk
- ↑ Amazon.com > Whereabouts: Notes on Being a Foreigner by Alastair Reed
- ↑ Amazon.com Destination Zero by Sam Hamill
- ↑ National Endowment for the Arts > 2009 Grant Awards: Access to Artistic Excellence
- ↑ NYSCA Past Grant Recipients
- ↑ White Pine Press > Links: Sponsors
