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New Fiction from Nathan Graziano
Not for Vegetarians I. I had never killed anything other than bugs, and I told Jay, who laughed and put me in a headlock. “You need to go duck hunting with me tomorrow afternoon,” he said, and it wasn’t a … Continue reading
New Poem from Mather Schneider
THE GUY WITH THE FEET You're a seventeen year old country boy and your girlfriend tells you she cheated on you. Some guy from Pekin felt her up at a party. Some big shot city kid, a senior. But here’s the catch: he felt her up with … Continue reading
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New Poem from Shannon Hardwick
Book of Gaigemon, II. This morning you bought plants to praise your hands, stirrup leathers incase you decided to hang yourself. The heat of a body swirls when it enters another. You might go mad Wanting to resurface the dead, … Continue reading
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Rainbows, fiction by Mark Staniforth
Becky watched Ged hook a rainbow right out the lake and push it clean down his throat, still wriggling. Dusk smeared the sky up like fish grease. Ged wiped his mouth with his sleeve and slapped his lips. He laughed: … Continue reading
Harry Crews Interviewed
This is from December 2008, and I didn't find it until just now. It's a good one, and it's going to be a bad day for me when he eventually kicks down the door to heaven. It seems like he's … Continue reading
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Eggs of American Songbirds is Here!
The first chapbook from Redneck Press, designed brilliantly by Sue Miller: http://www.friedchickenandcoffee.com/manifesto/the—chapbooks/eggs—of—american—songbirds/
Favorite Son, fiction by Jennifer Haigh
(originally published in Virginia Quarterly Review) Buck season opened—still does—on the Monday after Thanksgiving. In Bakerton it is a holiday of sorts. School was closed for the day, and I reported to Keener’s at four a.m. to serve eggs and … Continue reading
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EPA's Choice This Week: Crucify Appalachia or Stand Up to Big Coal Lobby
Some things should go without saying, but they don't. After forty years of reckless devastation and criminal violations, the fate of clean water and human rights in the Appalachian coalfields is now in the hands of Lisa Jackson. November 29, 2010 … Continue reading
Poems by Mather Schneider
BIGFOOT Mrs. Robinson had lived in those Arkansas hills every one of her 74 years. When she was 16 she was frightened half to death by a large, mysterious animal print in the sand by the creek. She had never seen anything like it and ran all the way home … Continue reading
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Two Poems by Lara Konesky
I was kind of thinking i could kill you and let your ghost fuck me in the ass i've virtually seen you around here commenting witticisms and making me lol i was kind of thinking i could kill you and let your ghost fuck … Continue reading
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