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Slipstream Issue 29



Slipstream #29
General Theme   |   72 pages  |  $10.00
 
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Featured in this issue: Jonathan Greenhause, Todd Christopher Cincala, Robert Cooperman, JoAnne Preiser, Brieghan Gardner, Karen J. Weyant, Tricia Asklar, Katie Cappello, Dominika Wrozynski, Marc Swan, Michael Basinski, Charles Harper Webb, Donna Pucciani, Carlos Martinez, Adam McGraw, Brent Goodman, Laura Maffei, James H. Duncan, Mather Schneider, Charles Rammelkamp, Sean Thomas Dougherty, Bonnie Stanard, Jennifer Crystal Fang-Chien, M.P. Powers, Andrew Kozma, Guy R. Beining, John Marvin, Thomas J. Erickson, Joan E. Bauer, Meghan Brinson, Ron D’Alena, Scott Weaver, Katharine Rauk, Terry Godbey, Meg Johnson, Ron Koertge, Patrick Carrington, Spiel, Robert M. Giannetti, Michael A. Flanagan, Jim Daniels, Arthur Winfield Knight, Jennifer Campbell, John Paul O’Connor, Livio Farallo, Lori Kagan, Caridad McCormick, Dan Memmolo, Dan Sicoli and Gerald Locklin. Front cover art by Eric Massaro. Back cover art and featured artist, umay umay.

Featured Artist: umay umay

umay umay
  Disppearing Sadness, 2009 umay umay Disappearing Sadness
©2009 umay umay
I Don't Know Corpus, 2009 umay umay I Don't Know Corpus
©2009 umay umay
I Don't Miss, 2009 umay umay I Don't Miss
©2009 umay umay
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  I Did It For You, 2009 Eric Massaro I Did It For You
©2009 Eric Massaro
Cover Artist: Eric Massaro
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2009 CHAPBOOK CONTEST WINNER

From the Age of Miracles, by David Chorlton From the Age of Miracles
By David Chorlton     $10.00

"Chorlton is one of America’s finest poets and in this superb work he combines classical restraint with an impassioned meditation. He mourns the diminished present, the sublimation of the spiritual/animist in the material, and the loss of artistry, memory and meaning."
Stephanie Dickinson

"Chorlton’s language, sometimes lyrical, sometimes satirical, always firmly supports the poet’s dual quest of maintaining both a clear eye in the face of history and a hopefulness sometimes at odds with that history."
Philip Dacey


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