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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Featured Poem: Snapdragon by Medbh McGuckian
by Megan Sexton · November 23, 2011Medbh McGuckian Snapdragon It may be described as everybody’s flower, Like an ordinary rose, choosing cloudy Weather, quite unaffected by the rain, Sunproof, with golden lip [...]
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Featured Prose: Lani Dances the Zombie Hula in LA by Barbara Hamby
by Megan Sexton · November 17, 2011Barbara Hamby Lani Dances the Zombie Hula in LA Lani was standing in the make-up aisle of the Woolworth’s in Hollywood. She hadn’t eaten in six [...]
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Nabokov’s ‘Pale Fire’ is the Most Beautiful Book of the Year
by Megan Sexton · November 10, 2011Publisher’s Weekly Blog PWxyz has posted an article describing how Gingko Press’s new addition of Nabokov’s novel Pale Fire is—according to him—the most aesthetically beautiful book [...]
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Featured Poem: The Meatball Department by Billy Collins
by Megan Sexton · November 08, 2011Billy Collins The Meatball Department There is no such thing as a meatball department as far as anyone knows. No helpful clerk as ever answered [...]
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Featured Prose: The Universal Key by Ian Sansom
by Megan Sexton · November 01, 2011Ian Sansom The Universal Key My father collected keys. He’d always collected keys, right from childhood. He had thousands. Maybe more—tens of thousands. But of course [...]
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