Catholic Prayers
Catholic Prayers by William J Fedigan She opens the window. Then touches him. Ice cold. Good, she thinks. Thank God, she thinks. She spreads her
Month: October 2011
SLUM SCENE
SLUM SCENE by Bill Knott poor children sharing back and forth their one set of Dracula’s teeth— here even the dead live hand to mouth
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untitled by Mimi Ferebee a metal log it is, rushing, gliding, skating through time, she is a generation of memories— yet keeps such wonders to
Crossing Shoal Creek
Crossing Shoal Creek by J.T. Ledbetter The letter said you died on your tractor crossing Shoal Creek. There were no pictures to help the memories
Tim Burton, Vincent Price and Poe in L.A.
LACMA will screen six ghoulish classics back-to-back, all starring Vincent Price in honor of his centenary. Starting with Andre de Doth’s House of Wax, in which Price plays an anguished sculptor with a ghastly secret, Price cemented his stature as a fixture of the macabre with Kurt Neumann’s still chilling The Fly.
The Death of the Hand-written Letter
The Death of the Hand-written Letter by John Bennett Don’t shed a tear for the death of the hand-written letter. For the bells of the
October
October by Don Thompson I used to think the land had something to say to us, back when wildflowers would come right up to your
Writing a Poem is a Lot Like Giving a Massage
Writing a Poem is a Lot Like Giving a Massage by Christine Reilly Your fingers, miniscule purple whales who beach themselves when your (ambi)dexterity gets
Review of The Way
How to Bear a Cross: A review of Emilio Estevez’s “The Way†by Anannya Dasgupta For those of us that are lost, Emilio Estevez’s new
Sylvia Plath drawings go on exhibit.
Sylvia Plath drawings go on exhibit. by Frieda Hughes On 2 November, an exhibition of my mother Sylvia Plath’s pen- and-ink drawings opens at the