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Wintery Wonder, Tracy Darrah Jan 1982

Wintery Wonder, Tracy Darrah

The Angle

No abstract provided.


Looking Up, Lawrence W. Coan Jan 1982

Looking Up, Lawrence W. Coan

The Angle

No abstract provided.


Absurdity, Lee Vurrare Jan 1982

Absurdity, Lee Vurrare

The Angle

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Woman Vs. Women, Elvier Grimmett Jan 1982

Woman Vs. Women, Elvier Grimmett

The Angle

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Eyes, Brian P. Weaver Jan 1982

Eyes, Brian P. Weaver

The Angle

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Dark Angel, Kathie Maniaci Jan 1982

Dark Angel, Kathie Maniaci

The Angle

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The Art Of Love, Richard G. Barrington Jan 1982

The Art Of Love, Richard G. Barrington

The Angle

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Full Issue, No Author Jan 1982

Full Issue, No Author

The Angle

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Writer's Cramp, Richard Barrington Jan 1981

Writer's Cramp, Richard Barrington

The Angle

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Islands, Richard Barrington Jan 1981

Islands, Richard Barrington

The Angle

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It Wasn't That I Wouldn't, Katerine Meeder Jan 1981

It Wasn't That I Wouldn't, Katerine Meeder

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Michael, N/A Trenwythe Jan 1981

Michael, N/A Trenwythe

The Angle

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The Only Bar In Hell, Frank Interlichia Jan 1981

The Only Bar In Hell, Frank Interlichia

The Angle

In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.

"Every night the same scene is played. The men with goathorned heads gather in one dark corner, and the women with painted masks in another. They sit and drink and think their sordid thoughts, and never make a move to the opposite side of the room. There is a story that one of them tried to do it once. No one has ever tried again."


Groutacious, Gustelly, Diane Delluomo Jan 1981

Groutacious, Gustelly, Diane Delluomo

The Angle

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The Misty Air Envelopes All, Diane Delluomo Jan 1981

The Misty Air Envelopes All, Diane Delluomo

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Reflections, Tracy Kiefer Jan 1981

Reflections, Tracy Kiefer

The Angle

No abstract provided.


A View From Inside, Rose Lynn Black Jan 1981

A View From Inside, Rose Lynn Black

The Angle

No abstract provided.


May Our Friendship..., William Henry Jr. Jan 1981

May Our Friendship..., William Henry Jr.

The Angle

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Lonely Image, N. H. Jan 1981

Lonely Image, N. H.

The Angle

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Haiku, Tracy Darrah Jan 1981

Haiku, Tracy Darrah

The Angle

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Summer Always Seems, Nancy Cuminale Jan 1981

Summer Always Seems, Nancy Cuminale

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For The Conscriptors...1981, Clarence A. Amann Jan 1981

For The Conscriptors...1981, Clarence A. Amann

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After The End, Dimitri Markoulis Jan 1981

After The End, Dimitri Markoulis

The Angle

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In Itself, Halpa Halina Jan 1981

In Itself, Halpa Halina

The Angle

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Stolen From Forever, Lee Vurrare Jan 1981

Stolen From Forever, Lee Vurrare

The Angle

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Jamie Had Threatened To Kill Before, Dimitri Markoulis Jan 1981

Jamie Had Threatened To Kill Before, Dimitri Markoulis

The Angle

No abstract provided.


In The Year 2000, Laurie Collins Jan 1981

In The Year 2000, Laurie Collins

The Angle

In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.

"Here it is, sir."


The Painting, Rose Lynn Black Jan 1981

The Painting, Rose Lynn Black

The Angle

No abstract provided.


The Hollow, H. B. Dill Jan 1981

The Hollow, H. B. Dill

The Angle

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The Child And The Unicorn, Timothy Shaw Jan 1981

The Child And The Unicorn, Timothy Shaw

The Angle

In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.

""She is not crazy!"

"She is too!"

"She is not!"

There are few things so boring as an argument between ten-year-olds. Their concept of debate is to shout louder and louder until the opponent gives up. I didn't know how long this had gone on before I showed up, but I decided it had probably been long enough, so I asked what started it.""