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SubtleTea is a Pittsburgh-based online journal. It includes artist interviews, poetry, prose, visual art, links and resources. Founded by its editor David Herrle^[1] in 2002, the site has participants from California, South Africa, New York, India, Georgia^[ambiguous] and Ireland.

A new edition goes online every four months.

References

^ "On the Poets of Pittsburgh « Rushing the Growler". www.the-growler.com. Retrieved 2019-02-27.

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