by John Patrick Pazdziora (Scotland) Be bold, be bold… It was not so. You only heard the wind Through the ivy against the western gate. You heard, and dreamed you saw the worst, and sinned, For in this gruesome dream you plucked and ate.
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by Becca De La Rosa (Ireland) Pp. 178–181, ursidae, imago mundi Bears have exquisite nervous systems. They are comprised of seven roads, traversing the seven regions of the bear body: the first road, called Omphalos; the second called Harvest; the third called Sliabh Bheag; the fourth called Judas Window; the fifth called Knife; the sixth called Uppermost; […]
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by Michele Bannister (Australia) i. ANCESTOR Once, under fitful light, we came to take our own left through the salted marrow and the mar-path, the marshlight and shivered rushes.
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by Adam Smith (USA) The first figure is lopsided—a long, thin arm on one side balanced by a short cudgel-shaped appendage on the other; a bulbous head like a misshapen potato. Murak mutters, smashes it flat with a blow of his palm, starts again.
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