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after them and their jutted hips, their high ponytails swinging in unison as they walk off to join a table of girls sitting skinny on the edges of their seats. The next day, Liza brings an oozing cherry pie to school. At lunch she walks right over to Mirabelle’s table and before anyone can even turn around, Liza drops that fat pie smack in the center of the empty table. Red juice gushes over the pie tin and creeps toward the girls as they shriek and fall out of their chairs. Their fingernails run bright red marks over each other as they scramble to get away from the pie. When the seats are empty Liza sits down, takes a fork from her purse, and scoops a huge bite. As Mirabelle scrambles away, Liza catches Bridget’s eye. A smile tugs at her lips and stretches the gaunt skin at her cheekbones. Bridget lifts a slender hand and licks a sweet, sticky glob of pie filling dripping from her fingers. ° 63
The Relaxed Dive Daryl Nielsen inner-city slum, the relaxed dive consciences hibernate there the fumes of cigarettes, booze and meth, dried sweat-stink, grease-stained blankets homeless misfits with measured oblivions their hunger abiding in all dimensions punctuated only by upheaval and sometimes, you know, I miss it 64 <strong>THAT</strong>
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THAT LITERARY REVIEW Number One 201
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Prose M. J. Iuppa What She Wouldn
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Make Them Float in Your Mouth Iris
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Marine Mammals of the Northwestern
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A Kiss Good-bye M. J. Iuppa There
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Page 27 and 28: “Who’s Frankie Goes to Hollywoo
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Page 31 and 32: Seeing Oneself Les Bares The pigeon
Page 33 and 34: Making the Big Time Stephen Reilly
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Page 37 and 38: Autumn Love with May Sarton: Cento
Page 39 and 40: Quiet Justin Christensen The apartm
Page 41 and 42: Back in the old lady’s apartment,
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Page 45 and 46: Etta Mae was Late to Church Tobi Al
Page 47 and 48: Basic Form Valerie Westmark Once, I
Page 49 and 50: Flawed Apertures Ciara Shuttleworth
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Page 59 and 60: For Angelique A.C. Warner My father
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Page 103 and 104: Veteran Nels Hanson Down an old man
Page 105 and 106: I Won’t Forget You, Everett Sloan
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Justin Christensen is a Creative Wr
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Daryl Nielsen has published poems i
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