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Cedar SigoLots to confess, your best interests,
if you are so inclined to backroom
show buisness memoir, His Eye is On
The Sparrow-"I just slip in and out" and
seem to be drawn to a place by folks who don't
know where they want me but I do in fact appear. Then
held over several weeks (backroom)(bloodsucking)(donkey $how)
I once saw a picture of John Wieners arriving to an opening of John Chamberlains (twisted) with a not quite long enough ponytail greased. He appeared to be sleepwalking. I think it was mid-sixties. I am wearing a more Genet style sailors top now, about to run down to the dock. The fleets come in. I could have had them all along. ten years. I've loved you once too hard and twice too soft now. Three times a lady.
Issue 11
Process vs. Product
Spring 2010
Nonfiction
The Third Jewel
Chris Malcomb
On War and Remembrance
Ken Rodgers
Immaculate
Wendy Sumner-Winter
Spectacles of the Mind
Manda Frederick
Poetry
birds who eat flowers
ali lanzetta
Ars Botanica
Katharyn M. Browne
The B-Boy
Martha Grover
The Lonely Freedom
Chris Carosi
The Missing Person
Maureen Alsop
Upon Revisiting the Birthplace of the Preacher Billy Sunday
Eric Rawson
One Way of Looking at a Poet
Stephen Maurer
Atomic Gardening—
Adam Strauss
The Story
Jennifer Skogen
Notes on Joan Crawford
Cedar Sigo
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Cedar Sigo
Vinculum
Katharyn M. Browne
For Our Time
Dunstan Christopher
December 33
Jami Proctor-Xu
THE MOOR DANCES
Mark Boccard
Fiction
Apala
Jason Nemec
Maena
Susan Green
The Lonely Story
Mark Gozonsky
Home Improvements
Christine Meade
out back by the rabbit pen
Calder Lorenz
Saint-Michel: A Moment in Six Forms
Andrew Valencia
Art