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Issue 21, Winter '10
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Buddha

Three Pieces

by A. Hunter Sunrise Issue 21 01.04.2010

Ourselves, a Resurrection For Gavin Cross Do you remember the church built three times upon itself we visited in Italy? How, with each descent, the stairways narrowed, until we stood in that dank room, surrounded only by stones the color of... more »

Shattered Beer Bottles

by Sonia Gutiérrez Issue 21 12.28.2009

Celebrate the New Year with this kicky vintage (de)Classified piece incorporating Spanglish from Issue 2. more »

In a Car, Quickly, on Cape Cod

by Michael Stutz Issue 21 12.21.2009

In a Car, Quickly, on Cape Cod [Audio clip: view full post to listen] A note from the author: [In a Car, Quickly, on Cape Cod] is a selection extracted from a much larger work, a 33,000-word prosodic... more »

Three Poems

by Lisa Maria Martin Issue 21 12.14.2009

"The Pantomime Diver," "Ecdysis," and "Hypoxia" more »

Hunters

by Kate Russell Issue 21 12.07.2009

A Maine Guide called tonight, asking about the lake house. He lives ten miles away, in a town even smaller than this one, and he likes his hunters to be close to him. The place he had been putting them up at didn’t have electricity or a water... more »

Six Poems

by Rachel Dacus Issue 20 11.30.2009

"No Translation," "Poem to Save Your Life," "Poem to Write on Your Birthday," "Elegy for an Amputation," "At the Easel with Alzheimer's," and "For a Day of Silence." more »

On Marathon Thinking

by Michelle Menting Issue 20 11.16.2009

Before the start: you should relax and walk around. Try to go to the bathroom one last time before hitting the trail. Try not to think about the run. So I think about laces. The flat ones—cotton and wide and secure—but rarely seen anymore on... more »

Algorithmic Behavior

by Sarah Scoles Issue 20 11.09.2009

She had become quite skilled at replication, to the extent that she could no longer tell what she had lifted from other people and what was genuinely her own. more »