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Kansas Sonneteer, Lora K. Reiter Jul 2014

Kansas Sonneteer, Lora K. Reiter

Westview

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Into Paradise, David Wyatt Jul 2014

Into Paradise, David Wyatt

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He Still Dances, John Nizalowski Jul 2014

He Still Dances, John Nizalowski

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The Books Of The Dead, Ben Myers Jul 2014

The Books Of The Dead, Ben Myers

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Not Enough, Mary Soon Lee Jul 2014

Not Enough, Mary Soon Lee

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The Shattered Image, Lynn Hoggard Jul 2014

The Shattered Image, Lynn Hoggard

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Hard Wine, Lynn Hoggard Jul 2014

Hard Wine, Lynn Hoggard

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Static Vortex, Victor Wolf Jul 2014

Static Vortex, Victor Wolf

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The Real Thing, Viki Craig Jul 2014

The Real Thing, Viki Craig

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Noise And Stories: Poems By John Graves Morris: Some Affirming Gestures Of Poetic Form, Helen Maxson Jul 2014

Noise And Stories: Poems By John Graves Morris: Some Affirming Gestures Of Poetic Form, Helen Maxson

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Black God Walks, John Nizalowski Jul 2014

Black God Walks, John Nizalowski

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The Thing About Diamondbacks, Ann Applegarth Jul 2014

The Thing About Diamondbacks, Ann Applegarth

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To Li Po, Ben Myers Jul 2014

To Li Po, Ben Myers

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Fantasia, Lora K. Reiter Jul 2014

Fantasia, Lora K. Reiter

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Genetic Code, Judy Bertelsen Jul 2014

Genetic Code, Judy Bertelsen

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Seeing Red, Judy Bertelsen Jul 2014

Seeing Red, Judy Bertelsen

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Why He Should Not Have Been Sold 6,000 Rounds Of Ammunition, Suellen Wedmore Jul 2014

Why He Should Not Have Been Sold 6,000 Rounds Of Ammunition, Suellen Wedmore

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Out At Third, John Bradshaw Jul 2014

Out At Third, John Bradshaw

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Cutting Back The Camphor Tree, Gwynn O'Gara Jul 2014

Cutting Back The Camphor Tree, Gwynn O'Gara

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She And Me, Mary Soon Lee Jul 2014

She And Me, Mary Soon Lee

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Breaking, Mary Soon Lee Jul 2014

Breaking, Mary Soon Lee

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Elation, Scott Spradlin Jul 2014

Elation, Scott Spradlin

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The Canyon, John Peterson Jul 2014

The Canyon, John Peterson

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Volume 10, Issue 2: Full Issue May 2014

Volume 10, Issue 2: Full Issue

Manuscripts

Full issue of the March 2014 issue of Manuscripts. Includes work by: Lucy Kaufman, Thomas J. Luck, Mary M. Schortemeier, Verse Forms Class, Jeanne Gass, Jack DeVine, Mildred Reimer, Donald Rider, Donald Morgan, Joe Howitt, Elizabeth Hyatt, Arline Hyde, Stuart Palmer, George Zainey, Peggy O'Donnell, Lester Hunt, Arthur Graham, Rosemary Haviland, Fayetta Hall, and Jane Burrin.


Excerpts May 2014

Excerpts

Manuscripts

Excerpts from additional submissions by authors: Betty Lewis, Joseph C. Greenlee, Suzanne Weesner, Katherine Armstrong, and J. Wm. Lynn.


A Nightmare, Jane Burrin May 2014

A Nightmare, Jane Burrin

Manuscripts

The lake was unusually calm that particular June day, when my Mother and Father started on their daily fishing trip.

I bade them farewell from the dock, and reluctantly started back to the cottage. Although I did not have the patience for fishing, it seemed that there should be something more exciting to look forward to than a game of solitaire.

Resigning myself to this entertainment, I settled down on the screened porch with my cards and the radio. I played the necessary unsuccessful game, and my luck began to change. I triumphantly placed the last ace on the stack …


The Butler University Library, Fayetta Hall May 2014

The Butler University Library, Fayetta Hall

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There are many features about our school which I admire, and there are surely some features which I have not yet learned to appreciate fully. One prominent feature which falls into both of these classes is the university library. My realization of its worth has increased with my growing knowledge of the library's history and development.

When our college was known as the Northwestern Christian University, it was located on College Avenue. As far as is known, no real library was then existant. However, as far back as 1873, a small room in the building was set aside and two …


Ode To A Jukebox, Rosemary Haviland May 2014

Ode To A Jukebox, Rosemary Haviland

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Oh fat gleaming monster reposing in the corner
With your soul glowing like satan's fires,
Whence have you come to destroy life's peaceful existence;
To tempt youth and put new lines in the seers' brows?

Like the roaring blasting furnace, you require nourishment,
Taking pity on your pangs of hunger, I'll feed you a nickle,
Ungrateful one! There you sit with your polished sides gleaming,
Smug and satisfied like a fat Buddha.

Slowly you devour my offering,
And as it reaches your digestive system,
You gr--rr-owl and gr--rr-Ind;
Instead of a soft crooning thanks, you stab at me with a …


Frustrated Genius, Arthur Graham May 2014

Frustrated Genius, Arthur Graham

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He sits down at the desk, tears a sheet of paper out of a tablet, picks up a pencil, and commences. After commencing for some twenty minutes he decides that he should un-commence long enough to decide upon a subject upon which he can commence, Another twenty minutes pass during which he systemazically breaks the lead of his pencil, sharpens his pencil, turns the radio on, turns the radio off, takes his shoes off, puts his shoes on, musses up his hair, combs his hair, loosens his necktie, takes his necktie off, takes off his glasses, twirls his glasses around …


Our Christmas Tree, Lester Hunt May 2014

Our Christmas Tree, Lester Hunt

Manuscripts

We, like many other families, have our own special customs. We have our holiday customs, our dinner customs, our own way of making beds, and our own brand of humour. There is one holiday custom, however, that I especially treasure because I had a share in its initiation. It is the custom of getting our own Christmas tree.

As I remember this first experience, it took place about a week before Christmas, but we still hadn't found a Christmas tree that we liked. It was then that we "menfolks" decided to get our own tree. I was eight years old …