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Published by Chamber Four LLC, 2010 Direct inquiries to: info@chamberfour.com The Chamber Four Fiction Anthology. “Introduction,” copyright © 2010 by Chamber Four. “Liz Phair and the Most Perfect Sentence,” by Andrea Uptmor. First published in Hot Metal Bridge, Spring 2010. Copyright © 2010 by Andrea Uptmor. Republished by permission of the author. “Eupcaccia,” by Angie Lee. First published in Witness, Volume XXIII, 2010. Copyright © 2010 by Angie Lee. Republished by permission of the author. “Watchers,” by Scott Cheshire. First published in AGNI, 2009. Copyright © 2009 by Scott Cheshire. Republished by permission of the author. “How to Assemble a Portal to Another World,” by Alanna Peterson. First published in failbetter.com, Issue 33, 2009. Copyright © 2009 by Alanna Peterson. Republished by permission of the author. “Seven Little Stories About Sex,” by Eric Freeze. First published in Boston Review, March/April 2010. Copyright © 2010 by Eric Freeze. Republished by permission of the author. “Men Alone,” by Steve Almond. First published in Drunken Boat, #11, 2010. Copyright © 2010 by Steve Almond. Republished by permission of the author. “For the Sake of the Children,” by Sarah Salway. First published in Night Train, Issue 9.1, 2009. Copyright © 2009 by Sarah Salway. Republished by permission of the author.
“Semolinian Equinox,” by Svetlana Lavochkina. First published in Eclectica Magazine, Jan/Feb 2009. Copyright © 2009 by Svetlana Lavochkina. Republished by permission of the author. “The Girl In The Glass,” by Valerie O'Riordan. First published in PANK, Issue 4.08, August 2009. Copyright © 2009 by Valerie O’Riordan. Republished by permission of the author. “Peacocks,” by L.E. Miller. First published in Ascent, March 2010. Copyright © 2010 by L.E. Miller. Republished by permission of the author. “The Naturalists,” by B.J. Hollars. First published in storySouth, Issue 29, Spring 2010. Copyright © 2010 by B.J. Hollars. Republished by permission of the author. “The Affliction,” by C. Dale Young. First published in Guernica, February 2010. Copyright © 2010 by C. Dale Young. Republished by permission of the author. “Bad Cheetah,” by Andy Henion. First published in Word Riot, April 2010. Copyright © 2010 by Andy Henion. Republished by permission of the author. “Nothings,” by Aaron Block. First published in Alice Blue Review, Issue 11, 2010. Copyright © 2010 by Aaron Block. Republished by permission of the author. “Dragon,” by Steve Frederick. First published in Night Train, Issue 10.1, 2010. Copyright © 2010 by Steve Frederick. Republished by permission of the author. “On Castles,” by Trevor J. Houser. First published in StoryQuarterly, November 2009. Copyright © 2009 by Trevor J. Houser. Republished by permission of the author. “Black Night Ranch,” by Roy Giles. First published in Eclectica Magazine, April/May 2010. Copyright © 2010 by Roy Giles. Republished by permission of the author.
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Seven Little Stories About Sex ____
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Men Alone _________ by Steve Almond
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Semolinian Equinox ________________
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Semolinian Equinox ~79~ with matter
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Semolinian Equinox ~81~ she is esca
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Semolinian Equinox ~83~ “A Bag of
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Semolinian Equinox ~85~ “I didn
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Semolinian Equinox ~89~ in five day
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The Girl In The Glass ~91~ changed
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Peacocks ~93~ of what, growing up,
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Peacocks ~95~ “Instant friends,
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Peacocks ~97~ Rebecca stood up. “
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Peacocks ~99~ then I saw Eric kneel
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Peacocks ~101~ I had little sympath
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Peacocks ~103~ in my discussion of
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Peacocks ~105~ no matter what she s
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Peacocks ~107~ “Is it really poss
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Peacocks ~109~ rent circumstances,
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Peacocks ~111~ “Let’s move this
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Peacocks ~113~ not-knowing would ne
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The Naturalists _____________ by B.
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The Naturalists ~117~ sights were n
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The Naturalists ~119~ With each pie
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The Naturalists ~121~ “Aww, come
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The Naturalists ~123~ Nature’s Bo
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The Naturalists ~125~ cranny. And I
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The Naturalists ~127~ “Pardon?”
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The Naturalists ~129~ She turned to
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The Naturalists ~131~ As dusk appro
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The Affliction ___________ by C. Da
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The Affliction ~135~ the Los Angele
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The Affliction ~137~ overwhelming n
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The Affliction ~139~ They began to
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The Affliction ~141~ would get back
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Bad Cheetah ___________ by Andy Hen
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Bad Cheetah ~145~ to invite us alon
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Bad Cheetah ~147~ summoning a man a
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Bad Cheetah ~149~ suddenly for a cu
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Nothings ___________ by Aaron Block
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Nothings ~153~ Lyndon had a little
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Dragon ~155~ Dawnell stands agape,
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Dragon ~157~ “Not this time, budd
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Dragon ~159~ pitched askew by prair
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Dragon ~161~ traffic light and idle
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Dragon ~163~ “It’s Spanish,”
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Dragon ~165~ second one on his nose
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Dragon ~167~ higher across the widt
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Dragon ~169~ oneers left the cities
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Dragon ~171~ starling lands in the
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On Castles ~173~ century. I went to
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On Castles ~175~ medical profession
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On Castles ~177~ “No, I’m conce
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On Castles ~179~ People would vote
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On Castles ~181~ “I’m going to
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On Castles ~183~ enjoy, being that
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On Castles ~185~ surrounded by the
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On Castles ~187~ laugh inadvertentl
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On Castles ~189~ need to stop insti
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Black Night Ranch _______________ b
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Black Night Ranch ~193~ James Carl
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Black Night Ranch ~195~ meant James
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Black Night Ranch ~197~ “I didn
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Black Night Ranch ~199~ “I think
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Black Night Ranch ~201~ “I can re
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Black Night Ranch ~203~ molded them
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Black Night Ranch ~205~ “I don’
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Black Night Ranch ~207~ “Yes!”
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Black Night Ranch ~209~ panting in
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Black Night Ranch ~211~ them. Dog w
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The Eskimo Keeps Her Promise ______
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Helping Hands ~217~ the Internation
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Helping Hands ~219~ with the backs
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Helping Hands ~221~ Betsy angled he
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Helping Hands ~223~ Betsy emerged f
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Helping Hands ~225~ Betsy’s heart
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Helping Hands ~227~ * * * * “I’
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The Next Thing on Benefit ~229~ whe
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The Next Thing on Benefit ~231~ Oka
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The Next Thing on Benefit ~233~ sho
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The Next Thing on Benefit ~235~ She
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The Next Thing on Benefit ~237~ “
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The Night Dentist ~261~ warmth that
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Pool ~263~ really. She walked back
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Pool ~265~ She put her hand on his
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Pool ~267~ hatching eggs and the wo
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Pool ~269~ Jon said, “Yeah, Darla
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Pool ~271~ He said, “Right. I’l
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Everything Is Breakable with a Big
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Everything Is Breakable with a Big
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The Abjection ____________ by Micha
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The Abjection ~279~ Murderous. As i
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The Abjection ~281~ Corkscrews. Cat
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The Abjection ~283~ Celibate. More
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American Subsidiary ~285~ “Nothin
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American Subsidiary ~287~ Joseph he
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American Subsidiary ~289~ “We hav
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American Subsidiary ~291~ our robot
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American Subsidiary ~293~ a full-on
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American Subsidiary ~295~ have him
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American Subsidiary ~297~ Herr Hals
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American Subsidiary ~299~ Had anyon
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American Subsidiary ~301~ “What a
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American Subsidiary ~303~ Herr Hals
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American Subsidiary ~305~ That was
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taken workshops at the UCLA Extensi
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Angie Lee (“Eupcaccia”) is an a
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a care home. She divides her time b
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