A Brief History of My Breasts
80 pounds of sugar and spice - 40 on the chest
In This Issue
Contagion
A poem
Lines Written Upon a Legal Pad
A Poem
In the Subtext of Things
An interview with Jenny Boully
Jim Nolan, Writer of Light<sup>TM</usp>
From bright to dim, from early morning glow to faint, twinkling starlight
Black Truffle
A Poem
The Problem with Steiner
La Dolce Vita, the deepest film ever made about shallowness
The Prairie Dog Whisperer
"That's funny. I was stopping by to see if I could borrow a vacuum truck. Why would you ask me if I wanted to buy one?"
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the editor
Soliloquy
A Poem
Are You for Real?
Life as a Big Fat victim. Stealth marketing
See Also Zyklon-B
A Hitlerian vocabulary
The Most Spontaneous Thing
A poem
Some Restrictions May Apply
Christian Bök's Eunoia
Mastering the Pain
Pain. The mere mention of the word makes us cringe
An Interview with D.R. Cowles, Part I
For the past 10 years, D. R. Cowles (pronounced Coles) has been photographing historic architecture and cultural remnants in North Africa. Jewish sites have been his primary focus, though he has also photographed Roman ruins, historic Islamic archite
At the Modern Knothole
Fencebooks: an aesthetic profile
Apes Eat Their Own Shit Too
A short story
Shriners March to a Different Tune
15,000 delegates in Vancouver
An Airside Gambol
Portrait of the artist as an off-ramp attendant
Interview with D.R. Cowles, Part II
Interview continued
Things Left Out of My Resume
Gladly let the bastards keep me down
Some More Remarkable Men
What's in a name?
Hunting in the South
A poem
Standing By
A poem
My Creative Method
The essay-journal of a French master.
Lonely, Near Wilkes Barre
A short-short story
This Poetic Vacuum
Jenny Boully's The Body
My Friend Libby Asks Me How I Write a Poem
A poem
Brushing Ice
What we were hearing was wind-driven rain, ice removal equipment on the streets, and huge tree limbs cracking like great bones under the buildup of ice, then crashing to ground
