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Issue III, Volume III (No, seriously, you have to hum the theme from Batman. Right now. I SAID RIGHT NOW.) |
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POETRY ____________________
Raud Kennedy. "Reduced Speed Ahead."
Gerald So. "Greatness."
Roddy Williams. "A Brace of Nun Poems."
ZebraZebraZebra. "Scatalogical Sonnetish. " |
PROSE ____________________
Tom
Becker. "AAW and Me, or, What Jill Soloway Will Never
Understand
Jon Alan Carroll. "Further Translations from the Corporate."
Tom Conoby. "Four horsemen of the apostrophe." It has been reported that the Oxford comma may be about to become extinct.
Carol Corke. "Miranda Wolcott." Miranda Wolcott was only eleven years old when
her parents moved house, packing the furnishings, the towels, the little
vibrating ceramic figurines that had come from Europe after the Balkan War.
Edward Livingston-Blade. "Rejection Letter." Deep in narrow winding catacombs damp with the sweat of underground places, Roderick the hero crept forward with sword cocked behind him and one cautious hand extended into the dark.
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VISUALS ____________________
Leslie Lee. "Chinese food, anyone?"
Jeremiah Stansbury. "Man of La Mancha."
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(c) Defenestration Magazine, 2006