Issue 15, January/February 1998
Dancing Bear - Poem
The Memories Hide
Dawn light through parted curtains
beams on an old
unfamiliar family photograph
myself an unknown child
Outside windows and curtains
children play
a hiding game
Running to open doors
bone dust drifts out
a child is dead
among strained smiling strangers
in a box not unlike a coffin
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Table of Contents
Editor's Desk
- Melissa Hill
- * Mystery
* Two Weeks: Parts 5 and 6
- Gerard Wozek
- * A Time When Hunted Things Are Safe
* The Imp
- Michael Billard
- * Untitled
* Slipping Past
* On Hearing the Military...
- Alex Pilling
- * Shifting Dimensions
* Sacred Duty
- Liz Haight
- * Rockwell Dinner Grace
* Autumn Letter
- Chuck deVarennes
- * Sunday School Lessons
- Mike Barney
- * Singing the Silence
* Reply to the Unctious Vegan
- Perry Sams
- * Bongo Coast
- Joe Kenny
- * Under Load
- Dancing Bear
- * The Memories Hide
- Ray Heinrich
- * becoming a writer
- Karen Wurl
- * Third World Weekend
* Oscar Wilde to Lord Alfred...
* The Existence of Angels
- Robin Sommo
- * Perfume
- Timothy Clark
- * Kisses
- Scott Murphy
- * Stalin, Dying
* Interrogation
* Slide
- Fanny-Min Becker
- * going
- Caron Andregg
- * The Theorems of Desire
* The Late Shift
* It's been ten years
- Perry Thompson
- * Droppin' Acid with the Devil
* Were the Children Also Wicked
- Michael Hoerman
- * Eight Hour Pass
- William Burns
- * The Wire Hydra...
* Davida and the Mental Giant
- Joy Reid
- * Cape Conran
* My Claim
- Philip Havey
- * Blaise Cendrars
- Ben Ohmart
- * Lace Colored Dandies
- Stephen Pain
- * We could walk...
* Really
- Dave Sloan
- * The Weight
* Dead Monkey Grows Cooler
Writers' Biographies
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