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Archive for June, 2009

Three of my poems are in Big Hammer #13.  The poems are titled Worker’s Compensation Blues, They Bill Him Out, and Jobs Are Hard To Find In Rural Ohio & If You Call OSHA, This Place Will Close. . I’ve been grinning like a fool for the past two days, because I’m holding a copy [...]

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Tips For A Job Interview Julie Buffaloe-Yoder . Pick out your outfit the night before. Sew up the holes. Glue soles back in place. Wear white if not stained. It looks the least faded. . Wake up early–scrape your skin until it burns to remove all residue of funk and desperation. . Park three blocks [...]

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The Storytellers Julie Buffaloe-Yoder They tell stories they learned in school, take off their shoes, black out a tooth, put on straw hats to look cute. . They hold their hands the way the teacher told them to . talk about possums and articulate with just enough dramatic accent . to make the crowd in [...]

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When things don’t always work out like you planned… . AT LEAST YOU CAN READ GOOD POETRY AT A LOW PRICE! . leah angstman of Alternating Current/Propoganda Press is having a clearance booksale. It’s a recession special.   Some of the prices are as low as one dollar! . Click HERE to check out the [...]

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Three of my poems are included in I Can’t Be Your Virgin And Your Mother. You can read the poems by clicking HERE. . This zine was the brainchild of Crystal Folz, editor of Shoots and Vines. Crystal did a beautiful job of putting it all together.  It is an all-woman edition and tells many [...]

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Update:  Read Bob’s essay HERE.    It is excellent! *********************** I received the most awesome comment this morning from Valerie MacEwan of The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature.  Our dear friend, Bob Church, will be published there on June 5th!   Here is the message: *** Found an essay of Bob’s in the submit.mule mailbox [...]

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