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Archive for April, 2010
Poetry #119
Posted in Poetry on April 20, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The Dazzling Oppression of the Real #11
Posted in Uncategorized on April 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Jude Dillon Presents: Jessamyn Cuneo of San Francisco, California.
Bio: Jessamyn Cuneo is under your bed. No, wait, she’s in the closet. Or, she’s peeking in through your bedroom window. She likes to watch you read poetry in your pajamas.
Originally sprung from Boston soil, Jessamyn got her BFA at Emerson College. Soon after graduation she transplanted to Los Angeles to work for several magazines and enjoy the roller-coaster-by-the-beach life. When the So Cal lifestyle threatened to placate her into oblivion, she migrated to San Francisco, where she now spends her days writing fiction & poetry while completing an MFA in Creative Writing from California College of the Arts. Her poetry has previously found homes in Haggard and Halloo, Synergy and Mad Swirl.
friendship
if one day
you learn how to play alone
come find me
Prose #118
Posted in Fiction on April 13, 2010 | 11 Comments »
Issue 118 brings you darkness: tales of strange murder, some noir, others naturally creepy. Turn the lights down and let the words of Gina Smith, Jessica Seymour, and GC veteran Richard Godwin raise your hair on end. If you dare, come back for seconds of this issue’s Editor’s Pick for “Must Read Twice” by new-to-fiction writer Gina Smith.
Grandma’s Morphine
Gina Smith
The hospice people have us well-prepared. There is an order to dying, they explained. The first thing you will notice — and this is actually on a handout I have tucked into a copy of Glamour beside me — is that her feet will turn blue.
