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The Seventh Blue

The Seventh Blue

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Tobey Hiller

Tobey Hiller writes fiction and poetry.  Her novel Charlie’s Exit was published in 2002 (EdgeWork, Boulder), and three books of her poetry, Crossings, Certain Weathers (Oyez, 1980 and 1987) and Aqueduct (Clear Mountain Press, 1993), have been published.  Her poetry and fiction have appeared in various magazines and anthologies, including Abraxas, Five Fingers Review, Caliban, Transfer, Milkweed Chronicle, Berkeley Poetry Review, Giants Play Well in the Drizzle, Brief, The Poetry Flash, A Fine Madness, Embers, B

My Most Romantically Challenging Year

My Most Romantically Challenging Year

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Ron Nyren

Ron Nyren’s fiction has appeared in The Paris Review, The Missouri Review, The North American Review, Glimmer Train Stories, Mississippi Review, and elsewhere. With Sarah Stone, he is coauthor of Deepening Fiction: A Practical Guide for Intermediate and Advanced Writers, (Longman, 2005), published in a trade version as The Longman Guide to Intermediate and Advanced Fiction Writing (Sourcebooks, 2007).

Maze

Maze

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The Measure of Snow

The Measure of Snow

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John Venecek

John Venecek served as a Peace Corps Volunteer from 1996-1998 during which time he taught English at a small university in Yekaterinburg, Russia – an experience that has been the inspiration of much of his early writing.  John is also a graduate of the Writing Program at DePaul University and has published a short memoir in the Prairie Light Review.  John currently resides in Orlando where he is the Librarian for the Humanities at the University of Central Florida and is affiliated with the Jack Kerouac Project of Orlando.

The Two Glenn Goulds

The Two Glenn Goulds

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He had an idea to get the two Glenn Goulds, the one from 1955 and the one from 1981, to line up. He said to Tina, “Watch me work some wonders,” and then, at that very moment, the sun went behind a cloud. He couldn't seem to get the brilliant but near-dead Gould and the ecstatic young revolutionary Gould to merge. Still, he could have claimed credit for the cloud and the sun.

Steve Gilmartin

Steve Gilmartin’s fiction and poetry have appeared or are forthcoming in Double Room, 14 Hills, 3rd bed, elimae, Mad Hatters' Review, Poemeleon, Drunken Boat, and Eleven Eleven. He works as a freelance editor and lives in Berkeley, California.

Picturebook

Picturebook

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In one of the photographs my daughter runs across the yard, the baker behind her carrying a three-tiered cake. The girl is wearing white spiked platform heels and a knee length pink dress with short puffed sleeves. You can see the big white gardenia in her blonde hair. Her shoulders are hunched and her head is down as if something has been forgotten. Her seriousness makes you look the harder at the preposterous shoes.

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