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Editorial
NOAM CHOMSKY: Iraq Is a Trial Run
From Iraq to world empire: the unveiling
of the American Dream.
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Interview
MARK KINGWELL and Joe Gelonesi: SPEEDING
TO A STANDSTILL
If happiness gladly follows the fiber
optic path of least resistance, why are we so unhappy?
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Film
Review
CITY OF GOD reviewed by J. K. Doughton
Rio. City of nights, city of lights,
City of God?" A dust-encrusted slum of roving gangs of
amoral youth that rob, rape and shoot."
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Art
Review
THE ART OF GUY BENSON by Marissa
de Consiglieri de Chackal
There's daylight in their eyes 'and
we want to travel with them and travel blind.' Benson's Archangels
spending time in the great divide.
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Music
SIX DEGREES OF BLUES with Emanuel
Pordes
Delbert McClinton: staving off the fossilization of the blues.
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Memoir
DAVID SOLWAY: Recollections of a
Pseudo-Philosopher
Words are not self-interpreting says
Wittgenstein. But in the hands of a wordsmith like Solway, language
can be made to bare its innermost being.
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Short
Story
ALL GONE by Charles Lambert
All about Mother, the shop, and the
sister "she sat on a high-chair behind the counter where
she was petted by customers. She wriggled beneath their hands."
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Poetry
MY DIGITAL INTIMATE by Robert Fanning
"A web of luminous threads.
The network reels its far spun luster." Can it cut metaphysical
muster?
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Essay
POLITICAL POETRY: Flowers and Fangs,
Glory and Gore by Shane Neilson
The political poem (polemic) is making
a come back. The reasons are as compelling as the poetry itself.
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Opinion
THE ROIL OVER OIL by Bernard Dubé
The h-oil-ier than thou complot between
the French, Germans, Russians and Chinese.
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Essay
ROBERT J. LEWIS: For Whom the Genes
Toll
Will we mutate in time? Human destiny
at the cross-roads two nooses before the abyss.
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