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July, 1996
local_library Poetry
Swithering
by Allison Jenks
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Need
by Allison Jenks
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Leaving Love For My Dreams
by Allison Jenks
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Forget Me, You’re Not an Artist
by Allison Jenks
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Sunset Trains
by Allison Jenks
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Piano
by Allison Jenks
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Sisters Within A Week
by Ben Ohmart
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
(1930-1994)
by Ben Ohmart
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Street Dream
by Ben Ohmart
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Mortal At A Stoplight
by Ben Ohmart
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
J through K
by Ben Ohmart
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Chicken Leg Prank
by Ben Ohmart
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Winter White Earth
by Allison Jenks
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Grandmother
by Camille Renshaw
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Railroad Station, 1939
by Camille Renshaw
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
My First Time
by Camille Renshaw
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Hiway 18, Medon
by Camille Renshaw
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
My Only Story
by Camille Renshaw
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Judy, 1947
by Camille Renshaw
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Pivot
by Holly Day
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Remodeling
by Holly Day
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
In Between Tourists
by Holly Day
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Sunday Morning Sweats
by Holly Day
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Guillotine in a Black Suit
by C. Dianne Long
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Blind Date
by C. Dianne Long
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Dead Rope
by C. Dianne Long
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
So Far From Home
by S.D. Parsons
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Time’s Wounds
by S.D. Parsons
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Lipstick Cigarettes
by S.D. Parsons
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Sunday’s Child
by S.D. Parsons
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Whispers
by S.D. Parsons
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
map Macro-Fiction
Hunger
by S.D. Parsons
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Lilly was a voracious girl, craving everything that came before her. Chocolates were the more obvious objects of her desire. Remnants of their brief visits littered themselves in the bowels of her purse, or could be found wadded up into small, tightly wound balls tossed …
604
by Andrew Wardle
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
Do you want me to prove it? Do you want me to take you there? I’m telling you: I did everything just like I said. I know you don’t believe me. Do you want to see that what I say is true, that what I …
Heir To The Leader
by Frances Taira
Issue No. 4 ~ July, 1996
The relief worker Tommy Seto, khaki uniform covered in sweat and grime, loaded the refugees into two U.N. trucks, for relocation to a city shelter. Would these Marovians have seceded from the Union, if they knew it meant this: abandoning their homes carrying “stuff” limited …