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Contents: Issue 1: Spring 2010


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Essays and CNF
Molly Gloss Desperado
Chauncey Mabe Can’t get your masterpiece published?
Blame Tony Blair
◊ iPad’s real message: Resistance is futile
◊ Vampires everywhere, oh my!
What does it mean?
Lennox Raphael Sex, Haiti & Pure Writing

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Featured Author
Thomas E. Kennedy In the Company of Angels
[Excerpt + Reviews]

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Flash Fiction
Clare MacQueen Tasting the New
Leslie What Dog Eat Dog

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Interviews
Michael Lee Writing Through the Night: Stanley Kunitz
(An Interview with Michael Lee in Greenwich Village, 2005)

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Poetry
Renée Ashley Look
◊ Three Pieces: Ambiguous with Respect to Their Realization (Upon Hearing the Music of Three Young Experimental Composers)
Kurt Brown Two Blondes with Hammers
◊ A Moment
Flower Conroy At the Tip of a Continent
◊ Target Practice
Philip Dacey New York Postcard Sonnet #85
◊ Don’t Tell Sister Mary Rose
Steve Davenport Last Night My Bed a Boat of Whiskey Going Down
◊ Hartford, Illinois
Stephen Dunn One Source
Kathleen Graber Letter from Cornwall
◊ No Lightsome Thing
H. L. Hix Calendologium
Tony Hoagland Walking in a Field I Find a Flower Like My Life
◊ As on Earth So in Heaven
Jamie Iredell Playing Hands
◊ Tumor, the
Gerry LaFemina Most Days
Paul Lisicky [Modernism:] Speedboat
◊ [Modernism:] Teardown
◊ [Modernism:] A Little Murder
Jack Marshall In the Only World that Matters
◊ Hapless Ass Pulped Anonymous
Rick Mulkey Betrayal
◊ Midlothian
Suzanne Parker Complications
◊ The Rug Merchants
Lars Rasmussen King’s Claim
◊ We Are an Egg

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Reviews
Duff Brenna The Intimate Lives of the Founding Fathers
by Thomas Fleming
◊ A New Reading of Rilke’s “Elegies”
by John Mood

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Short Stories
Walter Cummins Nowhere
Thomas E. Kennedy In the Company of Angels
[An excerpt from the novel]
Lance Olsen Calendar of Regrets
[An excerpt from the novel]
Susan Tekulve The Stranger Room
Gordon Weaver Hamlet’s Advice to the Players

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