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ISSN: 1094-2726

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Elocution, n. is panel four from The Pi Process by Ted Warnell - © 2001

<- ONE ON ONE ->

Interview with Anne Patchett
by Candace B. Moonshower

Candace Moonshower talks with Anne Patchett about the writing life, novel endings, and the camaraderie of waiting tables at TGI Fridays.

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<- TECHNOLOGY ->

Report from Ebook World 2000
by Tom Hartman

"The main question the various publishing types, journalists, would-be developers and consultants who attended Ebook World were dying to have answered was why Americans aren't scrambling to shelve their printed (or "p") books and embrace the books of the future?"

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<- ZINE-O-RAMA ->

Zine Reviews
by Tom Hartman

Do you demand the most from your zines? So do we - which is why this month we're telling you what we think of Gargoyle.

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<- TALKBACK ->

Last Word

Our readers speak out. Now's your chance to find out what some people really think of us.

 

<- POETRY ->

"I Get a Feeling"
  by Liam Rector
  (with audio)

"The Old Man and The Motorcycle"
  by Liam Rector

"Your Tales of the Suburbs"
  by Liam Rector
  (with audio)

"Under The Spell of Shoe"
  by Liam Rector
  (with audio)

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<- BOOK LOVERS ->

Your Name Here
Poetry by John Ashbery
Reviewed by Rachel Barenblat

"Ashbery's poems reward a slant-reading in which one comes at the text from an angle, letting the words play across one's mind like insects on a pond."

Michael
Novel by Henry Flesh
Illustrations by John H. Greer
Reviewed by Richard Weems

"Stephen is a dreary character who mainly stares at the wall and thinks, a pastime that even Andy Warhol would quickly find tedious."

What To Read
Recommended by Camille Renshaw

Two great sections — Web-based texts that deserve your attention and upcoming e-books, hypertexts, and print books. Discover the latest works from your favorite authors.

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