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Issue Three JUNE 2013 Volume 1, Iss
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JUNE 2013 CLEAN CLOTHES Short Story
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Lauren Hasty is a misplaced souther
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Charlie ran down the street, bare f
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She inhaled deep and then exhaled,
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called to her, she knew she wouldn
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PREDATOR by JUDITH DORE PREDATOR by
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Adam and I have been coming to this
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“Holy fuck,” he says. He falls
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Sound travels strangely underwater.
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UGLYLIGHTS by THE UGLYLIGHTS ICA BO
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magnifying glass with a lamp direct
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what they meant to her, and especia
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even if none of the other kids woul
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Nobody heard him, not even Cassie w
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pleas for mercy but breaking glass,
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When Janie came to her senses, she
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It was a choked, guttural voice, li
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more companions to join him in his
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Jackie squatted in the prison yard,
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A guard in the tower had taken aim.
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Jackie squatted in the prison yard,
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- Page 51 and 52: ITH TWO L’s by COLIN JAMES
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