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ISSUE 15: FALL 2011
Fiction
Poetry
Reviews
Fiction
Warm and Clear, the Night
By Rich Ives
The name his mother gave him formed the only fixed position in a passing sky, the connecting points given but the boundaries between merely suggested.
Chekhov’s Confession
By Robert Earle
Even if he was only staying one night as the guest of Madame G, Anton Chekhov’s arrival in our town created a sensation.
Poetry
By Bardia Sinaee
The Day God Left the Paradise Lodge
God's gone.
Two Poems
By Paul Watsky
Dear Amazon.com Customer
By Meredith Davies Hadaway
Three Poems
By Salvatore Difalco
Encomium, from the Front Porch
By Joe Wilkins
Two Poems
By Ricky Garni
Untoward
By Jenna Jarvis
Three Poems
By Gabe Foreman
Reviews
“Jokes Falling in Gravity”: A Review of Jones’
The Brave Never Write Poetry
and Gabe Foreman’s
A Complete Encyclopedia of Different Types of People
By E Martin Nolan
You could smell these poems, they left you bruised.
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