Issue Seven
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Hope on the Island of Despair: JOURNALS FROM HAITI by Donald Pickhardt
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"The ride from Port au Prince to Coq-Shant was the first truly
disturbing thing I'd seen..."
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Motels: A Meditation
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"Motel rooms are chapters awaiting our interpretations."
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FIGHT CLUB: Architecture and Office Politics in 1888
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It's 1888... and we're in Chicago...
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"World Class Wines"
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"That's right, World Class nectars only minutes away
from the Niagara Escarpment."
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JAZZ: Matthew Shipp "Leader of the New School"
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"Shipp strives for a cohesive mix of jazz, hip-hop,
and electronic music."
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"Music and the Mind"
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"Music and art are at the center of the human psyche."
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FICTION: "Dance"
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"The sway of music fluttering in the street, the dim lights
glowing through a dirty window..."
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"Public Service Carwash"
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"...at the Three Minute Carwash time stands still."
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Feature: CARL DENNIS "Sitting in Emerson's Chair"
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"Carl Dennis was born in St. Louis in 1939..."
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DUSTY PAGES: Classic Book Review by Hanah Taylor
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Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness"
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POETRY
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Gravestones / In Paris
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"The Ride" (excerpt)
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"In Buffalo's Golden Era, the Ring Road
was an ideal destination..."
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"The Kentucky Mint Julep" (excerpt)
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"Dickens claimed that he never saw Irving in his mind's
eye without that julep..."
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TRAFFIC JAM by Joe Sweeney
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Review:
The Birds–Sweetheart Of The Rodeo (Deluxe Edition)
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Letter from the Editor
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These are simple words, with worlds of meaning...
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