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Slipstream Issue 28



Slipstream #28
General Theme   |   72 pages  |  $10.00
 
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Featured in this issue: Jane Adam, Paul Agostino, Joel Allegretti, Glen Armstrong, Francesca Bell, James Best, Jon Boisvert, Dianne Borsenik, Bruce Cain, Loraine Campbell, Alan Catlin, Neil Carpathios, David Chorlton, Nina Corwin, James Doyle, ellen, Livio Farallo, Naoko Fujimoto, Robert Giannetti, Aaron Giovannone, Tony Gloeggler, Terry Godbey, J. Blake Gordon, Hayley Mitchell Haugen, Kathleen Hellen, Michelle Ann Kratts, David Linebarger, Gerald Locklin, Katharyn Howd Machan, David T. Manning, Hilary Melton, Clayton T. Michaels, Frank Montesonti, Matt Mullins, Shari O'Brien, Douglas Ramspeck, red hawk, Anne Marie Rooney, Don Scheller, Mather Schneider, Troy Schoultz, Glenn Shaheen, Dan Sicoli, Matthew Snyder, Toni Thomas, Ed Taylor, Martin Vest, and Jamie Zerndt. Front cover art by Jonathan Kane. Back cover art and featured artist, Phil Hendrickson.

 
Featured Artist: Phil Hendrickson
  Camsaw, 2008 Phil Hendrickson
Fresh Fish
©2008 Phil Hendrickson
Chainmale, 2008 Phil Hendrickson
Chain Male
©2008 Phil Hendrickson

  Deathylyzer, 2008 Jonathan Kane
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Deathylyzer
©2008 Jonathan Kane
Mechanism for Supping the Desires of Others, 2008 Phil Hendrickson
Back cover
Mechanism for Supping the Desires of Others
©2008 Phil Hendrickson
 
 
Cover Artist: Jonathan Kane
Back Cover: Phil Hendrickson

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2008 CHAPBOOK CONTEST WINNER

Rescue Conditions, by Carrie Shipers Rescue Conditions
By Carrie Shipers     $10.00
"At once feisty and powerful, Carrie Shipers’s poems help us remember secret warnings we learn as children: to love hard against violence, to take what we get, to escape when we can, to remember every detail for a brilliant imagination to unpack and revive: 'stories they lived without learning/what they meant.' At last we have a poet to teach us what she learned, that 'what’s broken matters less than how it heals.' To read Rescue Conditions is to experience the pure joy of recovering family identities—as heroes, outlaws, lovers, and tender citizens—through art."
Hilda Raz


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