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Archive for July, 2009

Issue 102- Prose

A mixture of the short and the slightly longer this time, touching on everything from nearly burning your house down, to the problems of counting sheep. As wonderful as all these pieces are, I must admit to a certain fondness for Mark Howard Jones’ Sleep Sheep, which is delightfully whimsical. Incidentally, anyone looking for poetry [...]

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#102 – Poetry

“d a n c e” by Nicolette Westfall and Jeff Crouch

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#101 – Poetry

Connie Stadler Morning Near Cape May,          Summer 2009 Charcoal waves                            devour blond skin sand. Thrush and swallow                   sing to no ear overwhelmed by the                   ravenous                            cackling               salted                                    gull.   Striated skein sky aqua, ivory and slate unravels                            bulbous cumulus                                     and more threatening                                                    formations. The discordant pulsing neap tide forbids getaway respite                   forgetting. I will stalk [...]

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The Snob Report #2

Greg Oguss Movie Malaise Discussion of “What’s Ailing Hollywood?” has always been a dependable method of gobbling up column space in newspapers, magazines and, now, their digital counterparts. In 1964, Pauline Kael asked “Are the Movies Going to Pieces?” in The Atlantic Monthly, claiming that the younger generation’s embrace of crudely made films and the [...]

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Presenting: Christopher Savage Editor’s Note: I don’t remember how, exactly, I found Christopher Savage and his compatriots, the Boho Cocos. I do know that I was still living in Ohio (although at this point I was preparing to come to Austin), and trying to start writing again after graduate school had sucked out my creativity. [...]

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Gloom Review: r

r Peycho Kanev and Felino Soriano, with Robert Wells II and Duane Locke 2009 r is a collaboration between Peycho Kanev and Felino Soriano (with contributions by editor Edward Wells II and photographer Duane Locke). This collection is primarily concerned with art – whether that be commentary about poetry and music, or works of ekphrasis. [...]

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Issue 100- Prose

Now that you’ve had a couple of days to appreciate the wonderful contents of issue 100′s poetry section, it’s time to move on to a set of short stories spanning the brief, the surreal, the deep and the beautiful. Most of them are quite brief, but they fit a lot into quite a small space.- [...]

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#100

Lyn Lifshin ON THE STALLED METRO   on my way to ballet, wild to dance the voodoo wild blues out of me while he dreams of Audrey Tautou and Javier Bardem. He is forgetting my words, the poems he remembered longer than many. What can you expect from a man who wanted to collect stones [...]

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Welcome to the first installment of Gonzo Cupboard, a periodic nonfiction-themed edition of Mr. Wink’s Cabinet of Wonders. Due to a dangerous lack of supervision (says Wink via e-mail: “I am not going to play interfering dictator, do whatever you please”), I’ll be posting bits of irresponsible journalism, oddball humor, and an occasional work of [...]

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