Featured Poem: Domestic by Gerald Stern
by Megan Sexton · January 17, 2012Gerald Stern Domestic It was as if his gills were going in and out and there was a croaking noise he made that scared her almost [...]
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Featured Prose: The Mill for Grinding Old People Young by Glenn Patterson
by Megan Sexton · January 10, 2012Glenn Patterson The Mill For Grinding Old People Young Friday, 24th December 1897 The telephone rang this morning. Despite having rehearsed with me how to behave [...]
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Featured Poem: What was Left by Chelsea Rathburn
by Megan Sexton · January 04, 2012Chelsea Rathburn What Was Left The headboard to the guest room bed, its mattress gone, the buckled frame still joined to one unyielding bolt. Three pairs [...]
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Featured Prose: The Arbitrarium by Ian Sansom
by Megan Sexton · December 28, 2011Ian Sansom The Arbitrarium The Arbitrarium came into my possession some two or three summers ago. I had been suffering at the time from a long [...]
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Featured Poem: The Voices in My Head by Kim Addonizio
by Megan Sexton · December 21, 2011Kim Addonizio The Voices in My Head God is a mental doll, the first one says. Another says, what is that, a doll in the mind [...]
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Featured Prose: Soweto Motorway Walking
by Megan Sexton · December 14, 2011Andy White Soweto Motorway Walking I grew up in the black and white bluesy world of Belfast. In a place where people talk politics when they [...]
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