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Issue 6 - 8 September 2018

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A Casualty & Something Falling by Maryalicia Post:

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A Man Like Fire & Meditating at the Crossroads by Wojciech Toczydlowski:

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Aesthetics by Don Thompson:

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An Old Blue Oak & Bicycle Chain by Marianne Brems:

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An Uncanny Place by Christiana Sasa:

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Augmented & Fuel by Chris Mc Alorum:

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Because My Body Was Never Mine by Bola Opaleke:

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Bicycle by Brinda Runghsawmee:

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Big Questions, Little Sleep & Lost and Found & The Sea’s Secret Song by Linda Imbler:

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Billiards And Darts by Daniel de Culla:

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Canal by Scott Waters:

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Cascade by Lou Marin:

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Charging & Converting to Dataism & Rocky Calls by Yuan Changming:

 

 

 

Copper Town by David Chorlton:

 

 

 

Dancing by Abbie Johnson Taylor:

 

 

 

 Disarming & Place Settings & Dominican Man by Jessica (Tyner) Mehta:

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Doubt & Pristine Decay by Ifeanyichukwu Eze:

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Drawing Dragons & Alice White Leaves Me for the Last Time by Kyle Hemmings:

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Echo by Frank Diamond:

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Enchanting and Mysterious by Katacha Díaz:

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Eve of Earth Day by Taylor Graham:

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Gone by Tim Gordon:

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Heron and the Moon by Ken Allan Dronsfield:

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I Live… by Rajdeep Chowdhury:

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I Will Carry You by Amy Nocton:

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I Never Asked You to Listen & Try Dismantling the Little Empire Inside of You & A Dragon Kiss Always Ends in Ashes by Neil Ellman:

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If It Knew Everything I’d Ask It by Tim Staley:

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Just A Boy by Troy DeFrates:

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Ladies’ Compartment & Passion’s Secret & If Tomorrow Comes Another by Munira Sayyid:

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Lady in the Bottle by Deborah W. Setiyawati:

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Letter to Love by Anoucheka Gangabissoon:

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Life Is Priorities by Kristin Garth:

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Losing Geography by Stephen Mead:

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Love in Pencil by Beverly M. Collins:

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Luck Of The Draw & People Are Different Writers Are Worse & A Romance Fit For The Slaughterhouse by John Patrick Robbins:

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Melanoma by Charles Rammelkamp:

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Memories of Childhood Fireworks by Matthew Johnson:

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Message Across Space and Time by Yong Takahashi:

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My Account & Half Awake by Allan Lake:

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My dream by Edgar Davis:

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New Moon by Marianne Szlyk:

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November Storms by Jenn Thorley:

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Open-mindedness by Gianfranco Aurilio:

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Overlooking Paddle Boats by Shelly Sitzer:

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Part 15: Objectified & Part 14: Objectified & Part 8: Objectified by Mary McWilliams:

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Plastic Morning by Michael Madden:

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Profession by Robert Cooperman:

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re·al·i·ty by  Antony King:

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Salomé and the Baptist by Naeema Abdelgawad:

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Sandy Will Be Back by Yevgeniya Przhebelskaya:

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Santiago Climes by Lorraine Caputo:

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Sea Dance & Patterns & The Lie & Spin by Janet Cameron:

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Sleepless Nights by Martina Gallegos:

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Song for the rill & On breaking of statues by Moinak Dutta:

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Summer Ghazal by Luanne Pumo Jaconia:

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teetering by RC deWinter:

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Tell Them That I Love Her by Randal Rogers:

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The Beautiful Ones Not Yet Born by Michael David Saunders Hall:

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the courtship of danae by Kenneth West:

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The Dark Night & Street Life by Seán Maguire:

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The Salesman by Torie Cooper:

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The shadow dance by Richa Sharma:

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The Waterfall by Amit Shankar Saha:

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To Be by Dennis Herrell:

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Tonight by Roberta Beach Jacobson:

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Uncle Lucifer by John Hawkhead:

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Winter’s Cold Thumb by Linda M. Crate:

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Would It by Rishika Reddy:

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In Praise of Broomsticks With Names by Aditya Shankar:

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