Whiskey Island: Issue 53, 2007
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Contributors |
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| Cover: | Peter Schwartz | The Most Nervous Thing | |
| Art/Photography: | Peter Schwartz: | If Thoughts Were Rockets/ Secret Industry/ The Conversation | |
| Jennifer Gully: | Dressing/ Sis & Bro/ Mom & Son | ||
| Luke Shorty: | Death Valley I & II | ||
Fiction: |
Andrew Farkas: |
"Delusions of Nandeur" | |
| Robert Pope: | "Where Faith Went" | ||
| Karen Kotrba: | "Death Mask" | ||
| Travis Hessman: | "Coquetry and Other Vast Expellaries: One and Two" | ||
| Ryan Stone: | "The Same as Everywhere Else" | ||
Interview: |
Jill M. Riga: "Eye of the Storm: An Interview with Performance Poet Ray McNiece" | ||
| Poetry: | Nin Andrews: | "Blue Pajamas"; "The Silence of God";" I Dream of Hotdog";"Going Home";" How to Love a Hotdog, an Audio Cassette for Anyone Who Wishes to Truly Transform His Life";"Your Personal Transcendence, an Introduction" | |
| Christopher Burawa: | "Blood Meal Love"; "to naked men, to women naked as rain" | ||
| George Bilgere: | "Softly Whispering Owl"; "You Asked For It";"A Nice Place to Live";"Say What You Will" | ||
| Mary Biddinger: | "Northern Man";" Saint Monica's Sweet Sixteen" | ||
| Michael Colonnese: | "The Classic Vault";" Double Feature";"Scabs" | ||
| 2007 Poetry and Fiction Contest | |||
| Poetry: | |||
| First Prize/ Michael Colonnese: | "The Classic Vault";" Double Feature";"Scabs" | ||
| Second Prize/ Melissa Frederick: | "Self-Assembled Universe" | ||
| Third Prize/ Mark Taska: | " To Push Down Salt" | ||
| Fiction: | |||
| First Prize/ Karen Kotrba: | "Death Mask" | ||
| Second Prize/ Jeremy Sayers: | "The Gray and the Gold" | ||
| Third Prize/ Richard Birken | "Currents" | ||
| Format: | 68 Pages, 6 x 9 Inches. Perfect Bound. | ||
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Department of English
Cleveland, OH 44115-2214
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Cleveland, OH 44115-2214
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