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The Employment Agency, John Morreall
A Moment For Me, Chuck Werger
A Moment For Me, Chuck Werger
The Angle
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"Miles away or yesterday mean nothing to a moment. It's here with the speed of light at this meditative time. I can call it when I will, which is not often, since a moment, though it is for always, has no place always. But now is a good time. It is a moment which grew so quickly where the land slopes into the water which I now summon."
When Books Will Read Themselves, James R. Hall Jr.
The Hang.Over, John F. Robbins C.S.B.
Salome: A Roundel, Clarence A. Amann
Floating Half Pressure, James R. Hall Jr.
Sunset-Moonrise, William Frankenberger C.S.B.
Monk, Frank Delly
The Feeling Of Pain Is Very Soft..., Bernard J. Kilonsky
The Feeling Of Pain Is Very Soft..., Bernard J. Kilonsky
The Angle
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The Murder, James R. Hall Jr.
Bide My Time, Richard Wahl C.S.B.
Phoenix, Ray Pavelsky
Phoenix, Ray Pavelsky
The Angle
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"It was darker than any night he had know as a child, lying in bed toward an unseen ceiling, first opening then closing his eyes to see if there was any light in the late room squeezed dry by the dike-door..."
Valentown, A Ghosttown Hall, Leo A. Hetzler C.S.B.
Old Men Sit On Buses..., Michael Goodwin C.S.B.
Ecumenism, Clarence A. Amann
Musings Of An Ancient Pedagogue, Clarence A. Amann
An Acute Case Of Ph.D., Rick Taddeo
Spring Vision, Angelo Abbondanzieri
The Provocative Beat Of..., Dave Fisher
Initiation Of A Rookie, Thomas P. Proietti
Chance, Anonymous
Jesus Go Naked: A Vision, Frank Delly
The Rent, Ray Pavelsky
The Rent, Ray Pavelsky
The Angle
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"they had screamed their throats into the chalk of ash-gray violence, their eyes into deserts dry with click of salt-mad teeth. a stink in the room of total chaos. in midword he had grasped his eyes apart, gripping his statued self, fossiled with the pain that it was she, this well of craze before him, whom he had touched once, and by whom, he."
Sleep On Mighty World..., Dave Fisher
The Canal..., William Frankenberger C.S.B.
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Artistic Vision In Literature, John J. Attinasi C.S.B.
Artistic Vision In Literature, John J. Attinasi C.S.B.
The Angle
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"In any art, the artist faces the problem of presenting a creative vision through a medium. Sound, paint, marble, clay and other materials are the media of music and the visual arts. Literature uses as its medium that phenomenon of civilization, the word. No matter what his art, the artist must be faithful to his medium, shaping it by his creativity to form a unified work, or else he loses his effect as an artist in his chosen medium."
While Homeward, Ray Pavelsky
The Sand-Shell Beach, David Callahan